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For several processes a simple process scheme will be presented to make the author familiar with the aspects to be considered when a process is commercialized.

Additional genes to the input gene will be presented to make a complete and comprehensive network.

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Too often, the art is presented to make a point, or even two.

Two methods are presented to make this possible.

State feedback controllers are presented to make the closed-loop systems finite-time stable.

A compensation approach using linear interpolation is presented to make a real time feedforward compensation for the cogging force.

Results of the experimental application are presented to make a quantitative comparison with an existing recurrent network in the literature.

In the last section, an illustrative example is presented to make clear the main features of the reported results.

The SKIP mode condition was presented to make a consideration of the neighborhood and co-located information to achieve the reduction in the coding time in [7].

Furthermore, complex ME process in HEVC encoder requires a huge calculation, so many low-complexity algorithms have been presented to make improvement on ME process.

Three different characteristic exponents and corresponding fractional lower order are presented to make a comparison between FLOM detector and the BP-FLOM we proposed.

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