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Then, a simple but efficient method to control fractional order chaotic systems is proposed using the generalized T-S fuzzy model and adaptive adjustment mechanism (AAM).

Thus, thresholding is a simple but efficient method to remove the background from MRI.

We propose a simple but efficient method to improve the location estimation by using the statistics of the arrangement of circular traces obtained from the range estimates.

For the rest of the paper, we will use the term SSE-2 scheme or adaptively secure SSE scheme to refer to the proposed method by Curtmola et al. The SSE-2 scheme provides a simple but efficient method to enable searching over encrypted data while preserving the data privacy.

An indirect but efficient method to answer these questions is to look at the patterns of recombination (homologous and non-homologous) between different strains and members of the different phylogroups.

Examples of trade names are meranti and balau for Shorea spp., keruing for Dipterocarpus spp., and kapur for Dryobalanops spp. Simple but efficient methods to extract DNA from wood of dipterocarps were developed (Rachmayanti et al. 2006).

It uses a more stable but less efficient method to achieve a similar look to Motorola's NED.

But an efficient method to engineer a synthetic gene network with some desired behaviors by selecting adequate promoters from these promoter libraries has not been presented.

Several successful methods to suppress one-point hinges or checkerboards in topology optimization have been developed, but an efficient method to control the minimum thickness at a desire scale remains to be developed.

A simple, but very efficient method to analyze large data sets has been introduced in text processing.

We propose a straightforward but computationally efficient method to use single nucleotide polymorphism marker genotypes on half-sibs to reconstruct the recombination and segregation events that occurred during meiosis in a sire to form the haplotypes observed in its offspring.