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We introduce local operator multipliers as a non-commutative analogue of local Schur multipliers, and characterise them extending both the characterisation of operator multipliers from [16] and that of local Schur multipliers from [27].

Moreover, the results obtained from both the characterisation of the material and the mechanical behaviour of the pipes have been used to verify that the Model for the Analysis of Pipes (MAPs) is an appropriate tool for the design of such pipes.

This conclusion has notable importance in terms of both the biological characterisation of early-stage tumours and new therapeutic opportunities.

Effective natural hazard risk assessment requires the characterisation of both hazards and vulnerabilities of exposed elements.

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In principle, the method is applicable to the characterisation of both liquid and gas phase adsorption, although signal-to-noise considerations may limit its applicability to gas solid interactions.

Of note, although graph theoretical approaches are commonly applied for the characterisation of both SC and FC and are believed to provide important qualitative and quantitative information about the topology of the corresponding graphs, the interpretation of the path-based measures in FC matrices is not as straightforward as with SC due to the abstract nature of these paths.

In addition, it was concluded that both EnKF and NS-EnKF improve the characterisation of non-MultiGaussian riverbed properties, hydraulic heads and exchange fluxes by piezometric head assimilation, and only NS-EnKF could preserve the initial distribution of riverbed hydraulic conductivities.

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