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Our study shows that CMK-5 material is not only a promising candidate for gas storage, but also suitable for gas separation.

Our tool provides not only an efficient LTLR model checking algorithm under parameterized fairness assumptions but also suitable specification languages as part of its user interface.

This modular construction not only allows the materials and manufacturing technologies for components and stacks for uniformity but also suitable for homogenous large volume production.

This skepticism makes the well-founded model not only useful in itself, but also suitable as a basis for other forms of non-monotonic reasoning.

Aimed at young medics but also suitable for the informed lay reader, physicians and pharma, Sjögren's Syndrome in Clinical Practice will help with the diagnosis and treatment of this increasingly recognised disorder.

Simulation results indicate that the energy of the reservoir is sufficient for the designed extraction rate (between 80 and 150 m3/h), but also suitable for much larger rates, up to 250 m3/h.

Thus the apparatus is not only reliable and stable, but is also suitable for experiments on solutions of viscous, complex and unstable solutes.

The results of some benchmark tests show that the final algorithm not only maintains the velocity and pressure equilibria, but is also suitable for problems regarding the interaction of interfaces and strong shock and rarefaction waves.

Designers at Nottingham Trent University decided to make sustainability the focal point of their Eco-light, which will initially be sold to consumers in Sweden but is also suitable for developing countries, says Daizhong Su, the head of the university's Advanced Design and Manufacturing Engineering Centre, who headed up research on the project.

Compared with the existing regression-based method for decomposing the contribution by correlated input variables to the variance of the output response, the proposed method is not only applicable for linear response functions, but is also suitable for nonlinear response functions.

The technique can be used utilising combinations of individual tomography and diffraction instruments, such as NEUTRA (PSI, CH) and ENGIN-X (ISIS, UK), but is also suitable for new combined imaging and diffraction instruments such as the JEEP synchrotron engineering instrument (DIAMOND, UK) and the proposed IMAT neutron imaging and diffraction instrument (ISIS, UK).