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The obtained results suggest that production of prebiotic sausage by using combination of RS and BG is possible.
On the other hand, hardness profiles and the thickness of hardened layers were also monitored by using combination of Vickers micro-hardness tests and standard metallographic characterizations.
For this purpose, this coefficients are optimized comparatively with nine evolutionary algorithms by using combination of some of fourteen windowing and four error functions (more than six hundred different combinations) as well as can be found via nine classical methods.
The motivation for this research is related to several aspects, mainly to exploring the possibility for achieving superior corrosion performance of steel in cement-based systems by using (combination of) waste materials.
Computational expense of the large-scale combinatorial optimization problem is significantly reduced by parallel computing and by using combination of three novel strategies: multi-rate sampling frequency, model order reduction, and use of an incumbent solution that enables early termination of evaluation of infeasible sensor sets.
We report on the one-pot synthesis of well-defined ABC miktoarm star terpolymers consisting of poly ethyleneglycol -b-poly tert-butylacrylate -b-polycaprolactone, (mpoly ethyleneglycol -b-poly tert-butylacrylate -b-polycaprolactonele electron transfer living radical poly ethyleneglycol -b-poly tert-butylacrylate -b-polycaprolactone
In this way the number of records matching particular criteria could be counted.Before long, Hollerith improved this scheme, by using combinations of holes to represent more complex pieces of information.
By using combinations of these observable elements, we can obtain three different sets of geopotential coefficients.
These surfaces became more efficient by using combinations of available materials, along with unique physical and chemical strategies.
This can only slightly be compensated by using combinations of several test specimens in a test assembly, but cannot be circumvented.
