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Classification of the RMP literature on the basis of the techniques and their performance has been attempted.
ADCPs can be classified into two classes on the basis of the techniques used to configure and process the acoustic signal-narrowband and broadband (Lu and Lueck 1999; Lee et al. 2014).
In addition to this section, this paper has the following sections: Section 2 describes the case description with: the description of the methodology we applied in this research, and the description of the theoretical basis of the techniques and notation used in the analysis and design phases.
The vacuum method became the basis of the technique Minute Maid used for turning orange juice into concentrate.
The theoretical basis of the technique is indicated and its suitability in a real case application scenario is presented.
The paper proposes a taxonomy for flow-based intrusion detection systems on the basis of the technique used for detection of maliciousness in flow records.
The basis of the technique (Fig. 1) are: Open image in new window Fig. 1 a Tibia before lengthening, b osteotomy and latency phase, c distraction phase, d dynamisation phase, e tibia after lengthening Metaphyseal osteotomy.
The basis of the technique is the principle that the front and back surfaces of an electrode are at equipotential and that an electric field exists at the back of an electrode.
On the basis of the technique of a priori estimates and generalization of the notion of lower and upper Nagumo functions for differential systems, Kiguradze and his students completely studied a wide class of problems with nonlinear and nonlocal boundary conditions [30], [31], [37], [39], [43], [44], [55], [56], [58], [65], [67], [118], [126], [140], [144].
To clarify if the noon intensification of Pc1 2 power corresponds to a higher occurrence rate of events, we performed an additional analysis, identifying the Pc1 2 events on the basis of the technique developed by De Lauretis et al. (2010) and Ponomarenko et al. (2002).
