In order to provide actual results about these criteria, we developed a comprehensive live video delivery tool for testing RTP-based controllers.
To supplement study eligibility criteria, we developed a provisional conceptual model that was published in the protocol for this review (Hollands 2014).
By using the in vitro in vivo relationship, which was described in Figure 4, as the criteria, we developed a novel approach to select the most relevant bioassays to acute rat toxicity.
Based on this temperature dependent fracture toughness model and Griffith criterion, we developed a new fracture strength model for predicting the temperature dependent fracture strength of pUHTCs at different temperatures.
We develop a criterion to distinguish two dominant paradigms of international trade theory: homogeneous-goods perfectly competitive models, and differentiated-goods monopolistically competitive models.
We develop a criterion to perform such a decomposition adaptively, and demonstrate its effectiveness for ODEs, including the Kraichnan Orszag three-mode problem, as well as advection diffusion problems.
Specifically, assuming that a regular (in cell shape) and uniform (in cell size) computational mesh is used (as is commonly done in computation), we develop a criterion for mesh adaptation based on an error function whose definition is motivated by the analysis of function variation and local error behavior for linear interpolation.
In this paper, we develop a bi-criterion optimization model that captures the trade-off between capital investment and process robustness in the design of an integrated site.
In this paper, we develop a bi-criteria nonlinear stochastic integer programming model to determine the best supply chain distribution network to meet customer demands, where minimizing costs while maintaining high levels of responsiveness is important.
Exploiting impulsive autocorrelation function of bipolar codes, we develop a synchronization criterion using a series of code matching, overlap-add and energy detection operations.
