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These restrictions can be reduced by applying a combination of bending and rolling processes.

Moreover, the band structure of BLG can be modified, with a larger bandgap possible by applying a combination of strain (along z axis) and an electrical field.

This paper presents a system aiming at joint dereverberation and noise reduction by applying a combination of a beamformer with a single-channel spectral enhancement scheme.

In this work we have generated a dataset with different degrees of zipper artifacts by applying a combination of three different CI algorithms with two AA algorithms.

Tissue engineering aims to replace or facilitate the regrowth of damaged or diseased tissue by applying a combination of biomaterials, cells and bioactive molecules.

This was done by applying a combination of 14 previously developed microsatellite markers and a new set, designed in this study from two different C. manginecans genomes.

Sanitation was taken up by social reformers such as Charles Kingsley, whose book, "The Water Babies", tells of a chimney sweep who was saved by applying a strict combination of cold water and prayer.In the 19th century Americans took the lead on cleanliness.

We successfully identified novel genetic variants associated with YOH as well as those with interactive effects by applying a p-value combination analysis and a pair-wise interaction analysis.

The empirical investigation was carried out by applying a multi-method approach (combination of case study and survey methods), called triangulation, which provided a relatively potent means of assessing the degree of convergence, as well as identifying divergences, between the results obtained (Islam [2008]; Brewer and Hunter [2006]; Jick [1979]).

According to Drobne and Lisec (2009) with the weighted linear combination, factors are combined by applying a weight to each followed by a summation of the results to yield a suitability map: S; = ;sum {w_{i} } x_{i} where, S is suitability, w i is weight of factor i, and x i is the criterion score of factor I (Drobne and Lisec 2009).

This study aims to close this research gap by applying an impact assessment to a combination of all four Lots addressing heating systems.