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The existence of slow-fast dynamics is central to the development of a dedicated parameter estimation procedure.
This letter describes the design and development of a dedicated lighting system for the automation of fatigue crack-growth measurements.
Two among the authors of this paper participated in the development of a dedicated 1D-beam approach [25].
Implementation of the generalized FAS technique in the DPS sounder allowed development of a dedicated data acquisition system for ionospheric disturbance diagnostics.
The high-precision measurement of a string׳s motion requires either the use of an expensive apparatus or the development of a dedicated system.
In parallel, joint mockups using the candidate interlayers have been prepared and Thermal Break divertor target mockups have been manufactured, requiring the development of a dedicated joining process.
The Developers will bring skills in front-end development of a website dedicated to 5-10 dinfographicsographics that are build off of various data sets.
It was shown that the development and application of a dedicated biomarker terminology could enhance the retrieval performance significantly through combined search for genes and selected classes of the biomarker retrieval terminology.
The development of a small, dedicated near-infrared (NIR) spectrometer has promising potential applications, such as for joint analyses of total cholesterol (TC) and triglyceride (TG) in human serum for preventing and treating hyperlipidemia of a large population.
Therefore, the development of a method dedicated to the analysis of RNA differential expression from FFPE samples is necessary to support the many studies attempting to make discoveries from the wealth of FFPE archival material available.
The proposed approach allows public dissemination of MS imaging data based on existing public investment and infrastructure, avoiding significant extra costs for the development of a new, dedicated resource.
