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To facilitate analysis and interpretation, we recoded the scores on a scale from 1 to 7. Scores were developed by computing the mean of all the items that form each theoretical dimension.

We verify our algorithm (and the associated software we developed) by computing the melting temperature for RNA pairs available (Diamond et al., 2001; Mathews and Turner, 2002; Xia et al., 1998) and the equilibrium concentration for OxyS fhlA complexes for wild-type fhlA and four other mutants reported in the literature (Argaman and Altuvia, 2000).

The GNSS-compatible acquistrategytrategy proposed in this paper is based on the GPU high-performance computing platform, mainly built by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M graphics card and developed by compute unified device architecture (CUDA) integrated development kit on Visual Studio2010 platform.

The software behind the system has been developed by global computing giant IBM, which sees the increasing use of analytics as a massive growth area for the future and has invested more than $11bn in the field in the past four years.

The sensors have been developed by embedded computing firm EuroTech using Intel technology.

CUDA, NVIDIA Compute Unified Device Architecture, is a hardware and software architecture developed by NVIDIA for computing on the GPU.

The behind server layer is developed by Matlab, which compute the magnetic field or magnetic flux through a Special Function called Complete Elliptic Integral, and returns the results in the client favorite way, either by table or by JPG image.

Those platforms are developed by researchers of computing in the field of CSCW (Computer-Supported Collaborative Work).

It is shown that the formalism of asymptotic series expansions recently developed by the authors for computing the solutions of non autonomous differential equations, can be profitably employed to obtain the equivalent model to a nonlinear continuous system under generalized sampling procedures.

Below, we briefly recall the approach developed by Meyer (1966) for computing the compensator of a right-continuous potential of class (D).

The OS-agnostic, top-of-rack switch will be the first developed as an open-source project with the spec developed by the Open Compute community.