And where many bandleaders benefit from grants simply by doing more of what they're already doing and giving it a collective title, Mr. Zenon conceived a discrete, research-intensive project that has resulted in his best music yet.
Discrete lymphoid follicles, granulation tissue, intensive fibrosis and hyalinised glomeruli sclerosis may identify [5, 11, 16, 32].
Numerical simulation of typical chemical engineering processes, such as crystallisation, liquid liquid extraction, milling and other multi-phase operations in which exist discrete and continuous phases is highly computationally intensive problems.
These measurements are labor-intensive, expensive and only yield discrete values.
It is caused by intensive development of the theory of discrete fractional calculus itself, see [1 19] and the references therein.
Moreover, intensive selection schemes, population fragmentation into discrete subpopulations and artificial insemination contribute to reduce the variability of local as well as transboundary breeds.
Model falsification is a discrete population methodology that is particularly suited to knowledge intensive tasks in open worlds, where uncertainty cannot be precisely defined.
Our extrapolated methods may be useful for researchers in biology and biochemistry, as they are easy to implement and can accurately and quickly simulate discrete stochastic systems that could otherwise be too computationally intensive.
Some desktop computers — especially those designed for gaming and other video-intensive activities — may have a dedicated or "discrete" video card installed inside the machine.
Emphasis in recent years has been on the use of computationally intensive modeling and simulation methods such as the discrete element method (DEM) and computational fluid dynamics (CFDs).
