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Research programs should be launched to develop new methods and tools for the development of easily understandable numerical indicators to better evaluate individual research results.
Graduates of the program are uniquely prepared to make novel discoveries, develop new methods, and establish new paradigms.
An important step toward achieving success with SPE is learning how to develop new methods and improve existing ones.
Multiple scattering processes are a necessary extension to GRNTRN in order to accurately model ion beam experiments, to simulate the physical and biological-effective radiation dose, and to develop new methods and strategies for light-ion radiation therapy.
At the same time, this review has also concluded that, while many studies aim to develop new methods and frameworks to comprehensively assess interactions between water, energy and other elements, none can or do provide a singular framework for performing a "nexus study".
Therefore, there is always a need to develop new methods and procedures for the analysis of illicit drug samples where we can separate the adulterants, diluents and other impurities encountered in the forensic samples.
It is used in many laboratories in Great Britain, and the researchers who have become expert in handling it are constantly developing new methods, and discovering new types of problem to which it can be successfully applied.
FPCE students and research staff are developing new methods and tools for generation, access, display, interpretation and post-processing of large databases resulting from numerical simulations of physical systems.
I am particularly interested in developing new methods and algorithms to deal with these large datasets, answering the subtle and nuanced questions that require a huge amount of data and novel methodology to deal with.
Industrial Geometry aims at unifying existing and developing new methods and algorithms for a variety of application areas with a strong geometric component.
