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This paper defines a methodology to compare different offshore renewable energy (ORE) mooring configurations in terms of the risk of entanglement they present to marine megafauna.

The latest standard in this domain, the IEC61499, defines a methodology to be used by system designers to construct distributed industrial control applications.

This paper defines a methodology that incorporates predictive BES into building operation while acknowledging present technological limitations with respect to model accuracy and required resources.

We report an approach that defines a methodology for designing not only the constituent material properties and their interactions in a heterogeneous dielectric material system, but also the morphology of the shape, size, surface, and interfaces that defines the heterogeneity and the resulting functional response of that system.

In particular, it defines a methodology to design AMS able to adapt to the aging workers' needs considering their reduced workability, due to both physical and cognitive functional decrease, with the final aim to improve the human-machine interaction and the workers' wellbeing.

This study defines a methodology by which the route the patient follows to the point of diagnosis can be categorised to examine demographic, organisational, service and personal reasons for delayed diagnosis.

A strategic requirement exists to define a methodology that may be used to create a representative HP duty-cycle.

The aim is to define a methodology to properly assess and rank system sources when dealing with uncertainties.

This study aims to define a methodology for the construction of stability maps of rectangular natural circulation loop.

We have defined a methodology approach based on two design steps: algorithmic optimization, and optimal programming using Assembler language.

To this end, we define a methodology as follows: 1. Adopt the NIST characteristics of cloud computing as variables against which to make quantitative assessments.