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This paper aims to improve the insufficiency of the contract net by developing a mechanism to facilitate cooperation of agents to accomplish their tasks while avoiding undesirable states and enhance the overall system performance in manufacturing systems.

This objective has been achieved by developing a dictionary mechanism where many of the semantics are added not through hard-coded elements and attributes but by linking to semantic dictionaries.

In this work, the role of methyl radicals in the growth of PAHs is identified by developing a detailed reaction mechanism for the conversion of phenanthrene to pyrene by methyl radicals.

The proposed LB-CPMIPv6 mechanism expands the MAG capability to avoid overloading issue by developing a new load balancing mechanism.

An electrical barrier mechanism which allows for detecting NAPLs with ERI is tested by developing a theoretical basis for the mechanism, testing the mechanism in a two-dimensional sand tank with ERI, and performing forward modeling of the laboratory experiment.

Significant contributions to the development of more effective therapies can be made by developing a deeper understanding of the mechanism of action of current therapies, and mapping of pathways implicated in both treatment response and side effects.

In this paper, the problem of relaxed observer design of discrete-time nonlinear systems is studied by developing a novel ranking-based switching mechanism.

Vulnerability expresses the potential to suffer the consequences of a hazard and not necessarily to experience the actual suffering itself; Meze-Hausken (2000) demonstrates that people in potentially hazardous circumstances or marginal regions can succeed in averting risks and coping with disaster events by developing a great variety of adaptation mechanisms.

The moldy codgers who get past this sexual brick wall do so by developing an elaborate series of coping mechanisms.

Combing the non-affine network model for hyperelasticity and modified tube model for viscosity, both understood by molecular simulations, we develop a mechanism-based constitutive model for finite strain viscoelasticity of elastomers.

Research has demonstrated repeatedly that most reactors attempt, consciously or unconsciously, to cope with severe communication overload by developing three mechanisms: selective attention, selective perception, and selective recall.