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The capability of considering the weather conditions in the reliability calculations in terms of interruption prediction is one of the significant breakthroughs of this paper.

These elements have the capability of considering large displacement and nonlinear behavior of the structural material and therefore are appropriate for solving the problems related to buckling.

This ensures termination when the hybrid approach's capability of considering the effect of uncertainties in making decisions is satisfied or cannot be improved any further.

The present study uses COMSOL multi-physics code for thermal analyses of the blanket, since the COMSOL conceptually has sufficient capability of considering the heat transfer, neutronics, and even tritium behaviors together in a single code framework.

A part of this paper is devoted to the study of anisotropic specimens loaded in different directions, which shows the model capability of considering the influence of inherent anisotropy on the stress strain response under a drained triaxial loading condition.

This ensures termination when the hybrid approach's capability of considering the effect of uncertainties in making the decisions is satisfied or cannot be improved any further (by the revision/update process that modifies the problem parameters, constraints, and/or the objective function).

4) The proposed adaptive FRT control strategy can improve FRT capability of DFIGs considering voltage phase angle jump, and the transient characteristics of DFIGs are optimized.

First, the capability of simultaneously considering the impact of concentration-dependent metabolism, changes in volume of distribution, and induction of CYP enzymes in prediction of disposition of drugs; and second, the separation of drug and system-dependent variables.

There is no tracking reinitialization in the case of tracking failure, which allows to test the failure recovery capability of the considered techniques.

Another significant limitation consists in their capability to consider the sensitivity of the model with respect to the variations of just one parameter at a time; indeed, a model might display low sensitivity to single parameter variations, while being extremely sensitive to simultaneous multiple parameter changes.

In [1] we suggested an original Discrete Element Method that offers the capability to consider non-spherical particles of arbitrary convex shape.