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Our method proved to be capable of estimates characterised by the usual level of accuracy shown by the TCD when used in other ambits of the structural integrity discipline, that is, of predictions falling within an error interval of about ±20%.

Such an extensive validation exercise allowed us to prove that the proposed reformulation of the TCD is successful in predicting the dynamic strength of notched metallic materials, this approach proving to be capable of estimates falling within an error interval of ±20%.

Mean shift-based techniques have been shown to be capable of estimating the local density gradients of similar pixels.

We are not aware of any model that would be capable of estimating the energy spectrum of precipitating electrons from TEC disturbances.

The observer is shown to be capable of estimating the actual state variables, while all the observation errors are converging to zero.

The model to be developed in this work is intended to be capable of estimating power in both flat and shape rolling.

This comprehensive and straightforward model has shown to be capable of estimating the average orientation of fibers with very good accuracy.

Ideally, a method similar to those developed within structural controllability research, which would be capable of estimating the overall controllability of a system when considering both the structural and behavioural components of a controller, is desired.

The generalized self-consistent model (GSCM) is extended so as to be capable of estimating the apparent elastic properties of a finite-size specimen smaller than a representative volume element (RVE).

They appear to be capable of estimating their breeding chances in the natal nest in respect of the presence of competitors and the number of potential mating partners and adjust their dispersal behaviour accordingly.

The resulting models would be capable of estimating populations of infectious mosquitoes, and not simply total mosquito populations.