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Generation procedure of this approach is described based on two practical wave theories: random and constrained new-wave.
For the same reason, the metallurgy of dissimilar welds is described based on two case studies: Al-high strength steel and Al-Mg joints.
Effect of temperature on IFT can be described based on two competing factors.
Nasehi et al. [9] defined that the types of question made on Stack Overflow can be described based on two dimensions: (1) the question topic, such as the main technology that the question involves and (2) the main concerns of the asker.
The proposed model has advantages of universality and simplicity, as it can be described based on two most basic motions: moving forward (swimming) and changing direction (tumbling), and built based on a natural Gaussian fluctuation.
Notably the cryptic H. cydno cognate, H. tristero which was described based on two specimens and shares a red and yellow banded colour pattern with sympatric H. m. mocoa in Putumayo, Colombia may represent another example of the same phenomenon [ 25].
The effect of nitrogen flow on phase formation can be described based on three ranges of nitrogen flows.
The global strategy for further development is then described based on three possible architectures for an enterprise-PACS.
A new lycopsid, Hestia eremosa R.M. Bateman, Kenrick and Rothwell gen. et sp. nov., is described based on three fragmentary permineralised axes from separate horizons of the Lower Carboniferous (Tn3) sequence of tuffs and lacustrine deposits at Oxroad Bay, East Lothian, Scotland.
Multilocus sequence typing (MLST) was conducted as previously described, based on seven housekeeping genes (atpA, fumC, gyrB, icd, mdh, purA, and recA).
For each area, first optimal care is briefly described (based on five areas of depression care contained in the care standard for depression) [ 27], and subsequently routine care is described (based on the questionnaire and the results of the interviews, see Table 3).
