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Latest experimental results of the developed control platform are presented, illustrating the capabilities and efficiency of the proposed technical approach towards optimal thermal control of data centres.
In this second part, the capabilities and efficiency of this method is illustrated by applying it to the problems of design and optimization of thermal sterilization.
Recent attempts to develop alternative versions of this technique are also discussed, together with our ongoing work to generalize the finite-volume micromechanics approach in order to further enhance its predictive capabilities and efficiency.
We illustrate the capabilities and efficiency of the proposed strategy with a case study considering the KdpD/KdpE system regulating potassium homeostasis in Escherichia coli.
The radiologists in the project team took into account that the increased technological possibilities of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT), and the implementation of picture archiving communication systems (PACS) have increased the diagnostic capabilities and efficiency of radiology departments.
City and state governments, first responders, educational and environmental agencies, etc., also have started identifying ways to use drones to enhance their capabilities and efficiencies.
The acoustic energy absorption by the microchannel affects the capabilities and efficiencies of the Rayleigh SAW-based microfluidic devices.
In addition, comparative study in the phases of functions, capabilities and efficiencies of tritium breeding, heat removal and coolant purification is also performed.
An integrated reactor modeling framework that enables seamless communication, coupling, automation, and continuous development brings significant new capabilities and efficiencies to the practice of reactor design.
The changes have been both beneficial, through the increase of capabilities and efficiencies, and detrimental, as indicated by accidents implicating automation as a contributory factor.
