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The proposed device has been based on dimensions and structural design of currently used loading devices.

Nouboue and Rougevin-Baville are currently developing technology that will allow them to render the merchandise from partner brands in 3D based on dimensions and size.

In this article, a conceptual model to evaluate sustainability of agroecosystems under a systems perspective is presented, which is based on dimensions and properties of agroecosystems.

The findings of this paper are expected to benefit introduce to nanomaterials based on dimensions and the principal factors cause the properties of nanomaterials to differ significantly from other materials: increased relative surface area, and quantum effects that these factors can change or enhance properties in building materials and nanoarchitecture applications.

In both cases, the technical analysis is based on dimensioning and not on simulations.

The first component refers to functioning and disability based on dimensions of "body functions and structures" and "activities and participation".

The POLITY2 variable took into account and was weighted based on dimensions of openness and competitiveness in recruitment of political actors as well as on constraints on chief political executives [ 32].

The overall goal of the RDoC is to develop a new classification of psychopathology based on dimensions of neurobiology and behavioural measures.

Research in this paper adopts computational decision support methods from financial engineering that allows SoS practitioners the means to identify optimal 'portfolios' of systems based on dimensions of capability, cost and operational risk.

For example, the Research Domain Criteria have been proposed as new ways of classifying psychopathology based on dimensions of observable behavior and neurobiological measures, thus reducing reliance on the semantics of traditionally defined disorders (such as autism, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder).

The Research Domain Criteria project (RDoC) recently launched by the National Institute of Mental Health, which encourages the development of new ways of classifying psychopathology based on dimensions of observable behaviour and neurobiological measures, represents an important step forward for future research which may help encapsulate the heterogeneity in ADHD.