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Effective operation of such complex systems needs integrative tools comprising dynamic component modelling.

A prototype of the proposed scheme is implemented and a secured virtual on-screen keyboard (SVOSK) comprising dynamic emoticon keyboard layout is also proposed.

Six datasets comprising dynamic PET images, co-registered computed tomography (CT) scans and blood-sampled input functions were collected from four patients with head and neck tumours.

The experimentally-derived design equations were incorporated into a decisional tool comprising dynamic simulation, process economics and sizing optimisation.

The natural space environment comprises dynamic radiation, energetic atomic particles, and particulates (micrometeoroids and orbital debris) that vary temporally and spatially across relevant Earth orbits.

The model comprises dynamic mass balances for water and salt, as well as evaporation calculation based on energy and momentum balances on a daily basis.

In contrast to recent life cycle assessment approaches, mostly relying on static modeling concepts and calculation engines, the introduced software architecture is able to comprise dynamic modeling approaches and software engines within life cycle assessment.

MS/MS spectra were searched using the SEQUEST search algorithm (version 27, revision 12) against an Mtb protein database [24] using a mass tolerance of 50 ppm and a static modification of 57.02146 Da (carboxyamidomethylation). The search parameters for post-translational modifications comprised dynamic modifications of 243.085522 Da on Lys (GGE) and 15.99491 Da on methionine (oxidation).

The expression of genes for α- and β-tubulins, which comprise dynamic arrays of cortical microtubules, appear to play a role in determining these characteristics during xylem development in Populus and Eucalyptus[ 108, 109].

A filter comprising such dynamic modification of the filter parameters based on the magnitude of the difference signal will be called an NDL.

As we have explained previously, our operator has two main stages, one comprising a dynamic range adaptation and contrast enhancement and a second one for glare mitigation and edge enhancement.