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In particular, green composites manufactured with PLA matrix reinforced with Manicaria Saccifera fabric (MF) display mechanical properties that have shown to be very competitive compared with similar materials.
It can be arrived at a conclusion here that SGO is very competitive compared to ABC and especially with TLBO.
The results show that the cooperative coevolution approach is very competitive compared to some other evolutionary multi-objective optimisation approaches.
Optimization results prove that the WOA algorithm is very competitive compared to the state-of-art meta-heuristic algorithms as well as conventional methods.
By computing these various test cases, we demonstrate that very accurate results can be obtained by using the one-step MP approach which is very competitive compared to multistage high order schemes.
We thus conclude that this method is very competitive compared with conventional thermal spraying techniques, giving thick, dense and hard coatings on both aluminium alloy Al7075-T6 and carbon steel substrates, with excellent tribological and electrochemical properties.
We show that such an approach is very competitive compared to multi-fluid approaches, where the size phase space is discretized into several sections and low order moment methods are used in each section, as well as with other existing high order moment methods.
This technique is very competitive compared to dHPLC.
The resulting WAD algorithm is very competitive compared to other DEG algorithms based on evaluation over 38 GEO microarray datasets.
Using this signature gene set, we can get a c-index of 0.599, which is very competitive compared to the top two methods, with c-indexes of 0.613 and 0.605, respectively (M. Bansal et al., personal communication).
Another critical parameter in real-life applications, the corresponding time of the proposed classification system, was very competitive compared to the relatively long time required by an expert to make a decision by examining a data curve.
