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Performance and effectiveness of the proposed method in terms of peak reconstruction error (PRE), aliasing distortion (AD), computational (CPU) time, and number of iteration (NOI) have been shown through the numerical examples and comparative studies.
It has been shown through the use of software provided by the Department for Transport that there would be distinct savings in the number of casualties on the road, which in turn would present monetary savings through dealing with less collisions.
Interestingly, the as-synthesized BTs and PCTs with beautiful morphologies show both larger and rougher surface area, and these properties result in dramatic improvement of light-absorbing and charge-harvesting efficiency, which has been shown through the UV-Vis diffuse reflectance spectroscopic spectra and photoelectrochemical performances in this article.
The development of 3D structures exploring the properties of nano-materials and biological molecules has been shown through the years as an effective path forward for the design of advanced bio-nano architectures for enzymatic fuel cells, photo-bio energy harvesting devices, nano-biosensors and bio-actuators and other bio-nano-interfacial architectures.
It has been shown, through the numerical applications that the shell-based SPH method using only one layer of particles is suitable for the study of laminated composite structures undergoing large transformations and therefore may constitute a good alternative to the FE method.
That character, too, is shown through the prism of a straight leading man, Ewan McGregor.
That moment is shown through the fall of water, which looks ash-gray with a black stone wall behind it.
Since then, said Representative J. Dudley Goodlette, chairman of the House rules, ethics and elections committee, the flaws in the system were shown through the "microscope it was placed under".
This broad listening is shown through the variety of line-ups he has used, but also through his improvisation at the piano.
By Julian Barnes Mr. Tuttle had been argumentative from the beginning: about the fee — twelve dollars — the size of the canvas, and the prospect to be shown through the window.
