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Grand theory—such as a theory of social inequality, for example—is formulated at a high level of abstraction; it makes generalisations that apply across many different domains.

The equations of motion of this simple example are formulated using Euler angles, Euler parameters and Rodriguez parameters.

For example, the cyton model is formulated through a competing risk approach under which the probability of division is completely specified by the distributions of the time to division and of the time to death.

Some illustrative examples are formulated to demonstrate the applications of the present solution.

Two examples, a biped model under rotational platform disturbances and a simple skateboard model, are formulated in third section.

A computer simulation model of an example design is formulated and correlated with experiments.

An example problem is formulated.

A three-dimensional example problem is formulated and the displacement results are illustrated.

An example problem is formulated and compared to results from finite element analysis.

A partial implementation of the proposed approaches is presented with the design of reconfigurable manufacturing systems (RMSs) as an example, which is formulated as a multi-objective optimization problem with the Genetic Algorithm (GA, particularly, NSGA-2) as the search algorithm.

Commercially available tissue culture media can contain glucose concentrations ranging from 0 to 25 mmol/l and, for example, DMEM is formulated with 0, 5.56 or 25 mmol/l glucose, Ham's nutrient mixtures can have 7, 10 or 17.5 mmol/l glucose and Neurobasal™ medium (Brewer et al., 1993) contains 25 mmol/l glucose.