How it works: Acid (glycolic, lactic, alpha and beta hydroxy, typically) is applied to the face and, depending on its strength, can be left on for anywhere from a few minutes to overnight.
"Honesty" and "decency" have typically been applied in interpersonal communications.
Within the Roman Catholic Church, the act of consecration typically can be applied to a bishop, a fixed altar, an altar stone, a church, and a chalice and paten.
Concerning non-blocking operations, traditional WSAN-based DSMSs fix the set of operations that can be applied (typically relational operators).
Stimulus intensity levels can be set in a more typically useful range, luminance increments and decrements can be applied, very high stimulus contrasts can be achieved, and stimulus locations can always be ascertained.
Multiple imputation can also be applied in different ways, perhaps most typically to estimate the parameters of a regression model in the context of multivariable analyses.
In many cases the available spectra, independently from their origin (e.g. mass spectroscopy, light spectroscopy, hyperspectral imaging), require several pretreatments before any classification method can be applied, and typically the most appropriate preprocessing of raw spectra is determined by trial-and-error.
Raman spectra are typically measured in the reflection mode, and Raman spectroscopy can also be applied in vivo.
