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The ROPE RIDE is subsequently constructed upon a rope ascender-based locomotion mechanism combined with the triangular tracks for smooth obstacle-climbing.
By far the commonest covering throughout history is the trussed roof, constructed upon a frame composed of triangular sections spaced crosswise at intervals and made rigid in length by beams.
The scheme is constructed upon a cell-centered explicit Lagrangian solver completed with an edge-based upwinded formulation of the numerical fluxes, computed from the MUSCL-Hancock method, to obtain a full ALE formulation.
The spatial discretisation scheme was constructed upon a Lagrangian two-field mixed (linear momentum and the deformation gradient) formulation presented as a system of conservation laws [2], [3], [4].
At the very least, I thought, his idea of what it is to be rational must be quite different from mine, for my conception of rationality has been constructed upon a steadily deepening belief in the non-existence of God (any God).
A final objection is that biosemantics is constructed upon a foundation that proves unstable on close inspection: the notion of a proper function.
The SIB is thoroughly neoliberal in that it is constructed upon an assumption that there is no such thing as a social problem, only individuals who fail.
Using a conceptual framework for pro-environmental behaviour, titled AMPR, this study argues that transitioning to more sustainable production in an agricultural context is constructed upon an in-depth understanding of the value system that underpins the motivational structure of the participant.
GA is a metaheuristic algorithm which is constructed upon an iterative stochastic searching procedure towards better (near-optimal) solutions.
Although the Stoa stood on the Temple esplanade, it was constructed upon an expansion added by Herod.
Since the Tykhonov matrix was derived by using an ideal network distribution, the covariance constructed upon such an ideal distribution is too perfect.
