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It is then easier to derive analytical solutions for composite plates under coupled bending-torsion vibrations.

This paper hence proposes the use of piecewise linear approach which is easier to derive and implement in a low-cost micro-controller.

Its motivation follows from the necessity of making it easier to derive fast algorithms for measuring the gamma detector interaction position.

However, it is easier to derive an expression for it from first principles.

Furthermore, our novel lower bound is much easier to derive than the one in [15].

Some authors even argue that the asymptotic results are easier to derive for panel data than for time series data (see Gilchrist and Himmelber 1998).

But such figures are not easy to derive without sale or insurance records.

Not that it's always easy to derive usable market signals from Grantham's letters.

Generally speaking, the time dependent solution is not easy to derive for an arbitrary network.

Second it has to be rather easy to derive the models associated to the manufacturing configuration changes (reconfiguration) from such an initial model.

In addition, for certain configurations, it is easy to derive upper bound solutions, the load bearing capacity of which are far less than those predicted in EC3.