The ICP-sector field MS (ICP-MS) instrument used was the ELEMENT, equipped with both a standard solution nebulisation introduction system (SN) and a LA UV LaserProbe unit (both from Finnigan MAT, Bremen, Germany).
Normal and shear forces are detected by combining responses from four piezoresistors obtained by ion implantation in a high aspect-ratio cross-shape flexible element equipped with a 525 μm high silicon mesa.
These routing elements are equipped with Petri-net semantics [64], namely, every routing element stands for an equivalent workflow net (WF-net) [50,51,65] that can be connected with other routing elements into a bigger WF-net.
In this paper, by comparing experimental recordings and modeling results, we first showed that accurate calculation of the extracellular potential created by an electrical stimulation can be achieved using a finite element model equipped with Robin BCs on stimulation and ground electrodes.
To this end, each procedural element is equipped with a motivation unit.
The heating element was equipped with a magnetic stirring device with a stirring speed of 300 rpm (Ika Labortechnik, Germany).
Embryos were scanned every 5 min for the period of culture using a Nikon TiE (Perfect Focus System) microscope with NIS-Elements 4.0 equipped with an incubation chamber at 38°C, 100% humidity.
The combination of these desirable elements equips the proposed multilayer CNN with advantages of powerful processing capability as well as high compactness, versatility, and possibility of very large scale integration (VLSI) circuit implementations.
Informally, a subgroup is a group H contained within a bigger one, G. Concretely, the identity element of G is contained in H, and whenever h1 and h2 are in H, then so are h1 h2 and h1−1, so the elements of H, equipped with the group operation on G restricted to H, indeed form a group.
Use of advanced simulation tools based on finite element method (FEM) equipped with moving mesh has been discussed to facilitate measurements and also to improve their accuracy.
