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The aim of this work is to set up a methodology which could be applied on existing soil databases to implement soil information related to paleosols in land planning.

In other words, the road design safety checks considered by local Regulations for preventing safety problems could be applied on existing roads for identifying possible problems.

The tuning method can be applied on-line to improve the performance of existing underperforming cascade controllers by retuning controller parameters, using routine operating data.

Intuitively, the proposed sampling, training, and prediction framework can be applied on any existing neuron tracing algorithms to test and improve its performance.

One of the appealing features of the proposed scheme is that it does not require any specific secrecy encoding technique but can be applied on top of any existing powerful encoding schemes.

With reference to recent practice, the Green Paper also invites views on whether reporting requirements imposed on public and listed companies under existing legislation should be applied on the basis of the size of a business rather than its legal status.

Essentially, although existing methods could be applied on the known benchmark cases, none of them would be directly applicable to the actual situation where we want to use our method, which is when the molecular basis of the disease is unknown (with the case of Stein-Levental syndrome as an illustration).

The heavy-duty resin coating is applied on an existing concrete surface, creating a sleek, uniform look.

The work on applications and programs may be more immediately useful, said Professor Kumar, as it can be applied to existing applications.

Lifecycle building performance assessment (LBPA) practices are being increasingly applied on existing buildings to ensure that performance requirements are fulfilled during building service-life.

This project proved that one candidate coatings system could be applied successfully on existing concrete (Younce et al. 2008; Palle and Hopwood 2006) but concluded that additional experimental work is necessary to adequately identify the best performing products.