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All plate slenderness limit values and all limits on the relative dimensions of the cross-sectional components, set by the Eurocode, are thereby taken into account as constraints on the optimization problem.

"Houston had spent $11 million building its mammoth, air-conditioned Astrodome... Now..[they are] spending $180,000 on a carpet of synthetic turf, called..Astroturf". Performance or chemical standards for industrial materials and components set by the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM).

Both common- and differential-mode voltages are used to tune the accelerometer spectral characteristic, in order to extract the spectral component set by the electrostatic actuation.

With close to 100 integrated components set to launch by year's end, cell phones may be a step closer to playing MP3s, Web browsing and acting as organizers all at once.

By contrast, in Intel's system-on-a-chip approach, the XScale core acts like an orchestra conductor, surrounded by different components set to handle pre-defined tasks.

The number of principle components was set by using a scree plot.

Six separate "vibration sets", each a combination of motion parameters, appear in the full expression for vibration velocity sensitivity and it is shown not to be possible to resolve individual motion components within each set by arrangement, or even manipulation, of laser beams.

The femoral component rotation was set by ligament balancing and the rotation of the tibial component was set to the medial third of the tibial tubercle (Berger et al. 1998).

It is based on writing the chemical reactions in "canonical form" and changing the independent component set until it is formed by the species present in greatest quantity at equilibrium.

First, principal component analysis reduces the dimensionality of a data set by retaining components of the data that contribute most to its variance.

Productivity growth has two components: a long-term trend (set by the quality of the workforce, the pace of capital investment and the speed of innovation) and more volatile short-term fluctuations driven by the business cycle.