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The interactions of electro-elastic fields with voids and cracks contained in a piezoelectric solid are addressed both in closed form and numerically.

Asymptotic as well as input-to-state and input-to-output (in a L2 sense) stabilization problems are addressed both in regional (local) and global contexts.

Model-based control of an electro-mechanical launcher, diagnosis and identification of mode features for real-time control, and control-oriented modeling of magnetic island dynamics are addressed, both in terms of hardware as well as conceptual design.

Indeed, an important concept that needs to be addressed, both in animal models and clinically, is that of T-cell plasticity and how lymphocytic responses are determined by environmental influences.

The problems that result from this so-called "revolving door" have been addressed both in legislation and in rules of professional conduct.

The universal design of environments was addressed both in the SFDRR and as part of the WCDRR meeting.

These latter charges signal a care that needs to be addressed both in articulating bodily imaginaries and reinventing them.

Omission of these sequestration and emission components is problematic and needs to be addressed both in the current northern savanna burning methodology and any future developments for other regions.

To overcome this reliability problem, hybrid renewable systems could become essential and activities to optimize their design should be addressed, both in the simulation and in the experimental areas.

Joanne Tornow, NSF's acting head of the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Directorate that includes political science, writes that "[t]he relationship of the proposed research to these goals should be addressed both in the broader impacts section of the project summary and within the project description".

Joanne Tornow, NSF's acting assistant director of the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Directorate, which includes political science, writes that "[t]he relationship of the proposed research to these goals should be addressed both in the broader impacts section of the project summary and within the project description".