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These new systems were developed to display enhanced performance across multiple ground motion intensity levels.
Stylesheets and Java applications have been developed to display the data graphically within a web browser.
With the knowledge gained to date, the field is moving towards the next generation of cells the 'engineered' cell that has been developed to display a phenotype that will further enhance the myocardial repair/salvage process.
The KGraph is a data visualization system that has been developed to display the complex relationships between the univariate and bivariate associations among an outcome of interest, a set of covariates, and a set of genetic variations such as single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).
A virtual 3-D environment is developed to display actual space/zone/building real-time power consumption information and to allow users to easily locate equipment/loads that are in standby/inefficient and causing energy waste in the real/physical environment.
Considering both the relationship between the building and people, and the building and the environment, from the dual perspectives of building design and building environment control, a comprehensive judgment model for a Comfort – Satisfaction Matrix was developed to display the regulation capacity of the building's environmental performance in the passive space.
Guardiola, himself a former child of La Masia and a stalwart of Johan Cruyff's time in charge of Barça, appreciates that not every boy develops to display his skills at the same stage.
An IDL software package has been developed to interactively display the IRI parameters with assimilated NmE and EB.
Many methods have been developed to organize, display and extract significant patterns in these systems [ 2].
A program was developed to acquire, display, save, and analyze pressure and volume signals from the ventilator.
Nelson-Aalen cumulative hazard plots will also be developed to graphically display cumulative fall rates over time for each of the groups.
