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Tissue pieces were cut from these constructs and assembled together on a stent, based on techniques used for commercially available replacement valves.
Design method is based on techniques used for the discrete-time linear MIMO systems, as well as on the state-variable constraints defined by the linear equalities with the objective of introducing a computationally efficient algorithm towards the desired pole-placement.
In addition, other extractors can be implemented, including extractors based on techniques used in the segmentation process itself.
We then develop a fast version of the recursive algorithm based on techniques used in fast recursive least-squares adaptive algorithms.
This video was produced with a new methodology based on techniques used to produce music, and was recorded in a single take.
Based on techniques used in the past, Zha told VICE News that the programs will most likely begin with identifying people who have committed official misconduct, identifying what these people did wrong, and using them as a reference point for others.
The study, available in full on the Guardian Unlimited website, is based on techniques commonly used by political pollsters in the US.
I spoke to Gavin Rothery, the FX supervisor and designer on Moon who told me much of the current CGI compositing software is very strongly based on techniques Harryhausen used to insert his models into live action.
These findings were based on techniques routinely used in biochemical analyses according to the manufacturer's instructions.
The existing methods to prepare crystals with controlled lattice parameters gradients are based on techniques that use accurate programmable temperature control and, often, a crucible.
Documents from Guantánamo made public in June suggested that at least some of the coercive methods the military has used were derived from SERE, for Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape, a program based on Chinese techniques used in the 1950s that produced false confessions from American prisoners.
