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We design a procedure to automatically detect depressed users in Twitter and analyze their spatial patterns using GIS technology.

From the theoretical side, we design a procedure to solve a system of flat matching equations and prove its soundness, completeness, and minimality.

To this end, we define a discrete-time constrained switched linear system, that, together with convex optimisation and graph theory, allows us to design a procedure to ensure stability and performance of the switched system.

In this paper, we establish a model to describe the situation, design a procedure to handle two key problems in the model: the optimal transferring quantity among flights with different departure times and the overbooking limit of each flight, and show the revenue situation under the policy.

The use of tools from group theory and group representation theory played a major role, and allowed us to design a procedure to produce minimal systems of equations for these spaces and for any number of taxa.

So he designed a procedure to screen water samples for environmental toxicity using bioluminescent fungi -- and won the £10,000 prize.

To facilitate further assessment of transfusion-associated lead exposure by designing a procedure to test packed red blood cells (pRBCs) prepared for transfusion.

We therefore designed a procedure to maximize the modulation of β-band activity over the sensorimotor cortex by combining kinesthetic motor-imagery with closed-loop haptic feedback.

We designed a procedure to calculate sound preference and built it into our fish behavior simulation model on geographic information system (GIS) software.

For state estimation dynamics, we have designed a procedure to provide separate continuous-time temporal update and error-feedback update based on non-uniformly sampled input-output data.

As model problem we designed a procedure to predict levels of ferrocene, TCNQ and Ru bipy 32+ using a voltammetric electronic tongue employing a set of noble electrodes; i.e. Au, Pt, Ir and Rh.