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On the basis of the simulations, user behavior in security-relevant situations can be predicted and user interfaces optimizing intended behavior can be designed.

If it is possible to control the aggregation and dispersion behavior of nanoparticles in liquid by the adjustment of electrostatic interaction, the dispersion behavior can be designed by using DLVO theory.

These behavior patterns can be designed into an object and performed autonomously in front of an observer, in our case an astronaut.

By examining the effect of subtle molecular changes on both neat and lyotropic phase behavior, amphiphiles can be designed with properties tailored to a desired application.

The behavior of these agents can be designed a priori, although in some scenarios, this is a difficult task or this pre-programmed behavior is undesired.

Investigation of this behavior shows that a compliant mechanism can be designed, which gives an almost neutral response in compression.

Since the cantilever's behavior scales with its geometry, the device can be designed specifically for mechanical measurement of a microscopic system such as living cells and biomaterials.

Electromagnetic structures that incorporate certain structural periodicities are known to display special behavior when subjected to electromagnetic waves, and can be designed to have specific functions such as inhibiting the intrusion of electromagnetic waves of certain frequencies into the periodic structure.

For FBA, an objective function can be designed for phenomenological behaviors such as cell growth and product formation to determine the solution spectra of EMCs.

Many specific experiments can be designed to characterize driver behavior using instrumented vehicles or driving simulators.

Indeed, when the SoS goal is defined, candidate systems can be modeled separately, interactions can be designed to support collective behaviors, and the whole SoS operation can still be described by merging individual behaviors.