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The method is based on extension of polynomial annihilation for discontinuity detection in low dimensions.

A new discretization of the diffusive terms is employed, which is based on extension of the original cell-face gradient interpolation and is more suitable for complex grid distortions.

This study also demonstrated capability of predicting initial matrix failure in textile composites with n constituent based on extension of the MCT.

The proposed idea for solving the RS system/method fusion problem (20) using the dynamical NN is based on extension of the following cognitive processing proposition invoked from [10].

On the other hand, according to the explanation based on extension of judged arm length there should be an effect on the touching trials.

Net change for subpopulations by race/ethnicity and area income was based on extension of the Poisson models to include interaction terms with each race/ethnicity or area income subgroup (that is, estimation of difference in difference in differences).

We present two novel solution approaches based on extensions of an stochastic global optimization method.

Therefore, this paper proposes a framework based on extensions of the ANSI/ISA95 standard for assessment of PSs performance considering sustainability indicators.

The proposed privacy preserving IoT Architecture and proof of concept implementation are based on extensions of OpenIoT - a widely used open source platform for IoT application development.

These proposed implementations are based on extensions of the discrete-time spiking neuron model, which was introduced by Soula et al., and have been implemented on Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices using fixed-point arithmetic.

Both solutions consist of a mechanism based on extensions of the GMPLS link management protocol (LMP) to properly manage the protection actions, and both utilize a new reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) design to support the protection schemes.