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It is hoped that this will provide a better understanding of the cellulose decomposition capabilities of the fungus.

The method uses the multi resolution decomposition capability of wavelets to obtain corresponding scale specific features of the underlying generating system and the reconstruction of the given time series is accomplished by linking together the derived decompositions using second order Volterra kernels which are estimated in an on-line mode using the well known Kalman filter formulation.

It integrates GAMS' computational functionalities with the matrix-decomposition capabilities of the Direct Method.

In particular, the evaluation addresses the generalization property of decomposition and its capability to discover meaningful hierarchies.

Considering the capability requirement feasible degree, project cohesion degree and project coupling degree as the measure index, the capability requirements decomposition method based on comprehensive quantitative analysis is proposed and used to decompose the design capability requirements to a series of executable, appropriate granularity and weak coupling capability requirement sets.

Woodlice have a great ecological role in the decomposition process due to their digestive capabilities [3].

We approach this problem of cell-scale post-translational regulation in the context of presenting a method for the decomposition of the range of functional capabilities of large biochemical reaction systems.

Several more detailed multi-step coal devolatilization models have recently emerged, having a range of capabilities, e.g., predicting the thermal decomposition of a coal under practical conditions.

The analysis capability by the independent path decomposition is discussed in comparison to the net heat plot approach using controlled perturbations in the consistent validation dataset as well as in the real data.

Singular value decomposition (SVD) is here employed for its major capabilities (Ientilucci 2003): 1. Transformation of the correlated variables into a set of uncorrelated ones to better reflect various relationships among the original data items.

With the improved parameter estimation capability, subspace decomposition-based approaches are exploited to accommodate the detection of multiple RSSs simultaneously [14, 15].