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With this approach, we constructed a multi-hop network consisting of 15 devices.

With our first proposal, Commons Clause, we took the most straightforward approach: we constructed one clause, which can be added to any liberal open-source license, preventing the licensee from "Selling" the software  —  where "Selling" includes running it as a commercial service.

To demonstrate the feasibility of this approach, we constructed a prototype instrument with a constant-velocity scanning distance of ∼10 mm, a scanning frequency of 3 Hz and a duty cycle of ∼70%.

In a different approach, we constructed an intramolecular FRET sensor where the full-length EAG1 was labeled with donor and acceptor fluorophores at its cytosolic termini.

Applying a comparative sequencing approach, we constructed an additional dense panel of 79 SNPs in and around the region of interest (Figure 5, Table S2) to confirm the presence of a deletion and to evaluate the size of the deletion.

Using a similar approach we constructed three mutant P particles (R347A, D376A and G441A) of MOH, each with a single residue change in the three GII conserved sites deduced from VA387 (Fig. 3B) and the binding to HBGAs of all three mutants were completely (R347A and D376A) or nearly completely (G441A) lost (Fig. 5 and Table 4).

Using a Lagrange multipliers approach we construct a continuous ZTND model for such time-varying optimizations.

Using a variational approach, we construct the Euler Lagrange equation together with the natural transition (jump) conditions at the interface.

In the last part, using Reisner's graph-theoretic approach, we construct some strongly norm attaining polynomials on a CL-space with an absolute norm.

Using the proposed approach, we construct and catalogue optimal balanced multi-level supersaturated designs in the parametric range m≤100,n≤20 and q≤10.

By suggesting our own approach, we construct modified Hilbert spaces and a linear operator in them in such a way that the considered problem can be interpreted as a spectral problem for this operator.