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By expressing the cross power spectral density (PSD) of the TBL as a Fourier series in the axial and circumferential directions, the problem of structures excited by a random distributed pressure due to the TBL is reduced to solving the harmonic response function, which is the response of structures to a spatial and temporal harmonic pressure of unit magnitude.

Since the growth plates in many sites are not flat discs, but undulate to a variable degree, often in two or more directions, the problem of overlapping is often present also in good-quality radiographs [ 28].

The unique attribute of FRVT 2006[80] is in providing several thought-provoking insights and directions to the problem of quality assessment in face recognition[70].

In both papers [7, 8], the motivation for this new direction is the problem of the existence of a solution which is positive.

The Cauchy mutation enables the cats of the cat swarm optimization (CSO) algorithm to seek their positions in directions that avoid the problem of premature convergence and local optima.

Mary Testa is well cast and engaging as the chatterbox lead, as is Andrew Samonsky, as her seedy manager, but little else here works: despite some inventive direction, by Jack Cummings III, the problem of staging Annie's famous plunge is never solved.

A further important research direction should address the problem of dynamically re-routing deliveries in real-time, i.e., to investigate the benefit of adapting vehicle routes in real time on the basis of the current traffic conditions.

Facebook is making strides in the right direction to resolve the problem of digital legacy and all its complexities.

In short, in an era in which all groups, even the historically empowered majority, see themselves as victims of bias, deciding from which direction to combat the problem of discrimination will only continue to become an increasingly difficult task.

By using different triangles of electrodes depending on the direction of propagation, the problem of action potentials originating from within the electrodes is mostly solved.

We calculated the beak orientation within the horizontal plane from the position data of the base and the tip of the beak to estimate gaze direction (see Discussion for the problem of "gaze direction" in birds).