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Approximate values of the critical load are calculated on the basis of a suitable adjoint variational principle for several values of the geometric and material parameters of the beam.

On the basis of a suitable Lyapunov Krasovskii functional and linear matrix inequality technique, a new set of sufficient conditions is established to achieve the required result for both nominal and uncertain systems.

Then, on the basis of a suitable discrete model and feedforward-feedback control considerations, a discrete OF controller is derived, which: (i) has linear components and reduced model-dependency, and (ii) recovers the behavior of its continuous measurements counterpart.

The combined effects of 11 alloying elements (Al, C, Co, Cr, Cu, Mo, Nb, Ni, Si, Ti and V) are investigated on the basis of: a suitable martensite start (Ms) temperature, the suppression of undesirable phases, a minimal Cr concentration in the matrix and the potency of the precipitation strengthening contribution.

This paper provides process design and simulation methodology for the separation of ethyl acetate and ethanol by extractive distillation using ionic liquids (ILs) as solvents and obtains the design parameters of extractive distillation process with solvent recovery system on the basis of a suitable IL solvent.

For each dataset, 30 models were analyzed at a time, from which the best models were chosen on the basis of a suitable architecture with a high R2 value and a low root mean square error when tested against the validation set using a 10-fold cross-validation procedure.

In order to focus on basic issues of the problem, we tackle off-line simultaneous estimation of time-dependent O-D demand, which is the basis for a suitable development of ITS applications in on-line context.

In particular, a high-order nonlinear reference model serves as a basis for the derivation of a suitable reduced-order model for analysis and controller design purposes.

Regions of interest in a biological specimen prepared for imaging are selected on the basis of the distribution of a suitable marker labelled with an antibody or fluorescent protein, and then a tag (in this case hexahistidine) is photo-crosslinked to the proteins distributed in this area using a multiphoton microscope.

On the basis of observed results, a suitable kinetic model, mechanism and effect of ultrasound in the rate of polymerization were discussed.

A taxonomy of biomass fuels, based on their behavioural characteristics, is described; this forms the basis of a means for deciding upon suitable patterns of solids-handling equipment for the application in question.