Examples of these systems are the American Nike Hercules and Hawk, the British Thunderbird, Bloodhound, and Rapier, the French-German Roland, and the Italian Indigo.
Examples of these systems include condensation, crystallization, vaporization and drying.
We give examples of these systems and we deduce some of their design rules.
Examples of these systems are Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) handsets, calculators, microwave ovens, digital scrolling display, cameras, mouse, security alarm system, etc.
Examples of these systems include many evolutionary processes, robotics, integrated circuit design, multimedia, manufacturing, power electronics, chaos generators, and air traffic management systems [6, 7].
Typical examples of these systems are structural and acoustical systems considered in active structural acoustic control (ASAC) and active noise control (ANC) applications.
The existing examples of these systems are IEEE802.11a and HIPERLAN-2 standards which have chosen OFDM as a modulation scheme due to its good performance in multipath fading environment and its robustness against intersymbol interference.
Several examples of these systems that are either in pre-clinical investigation and under examination by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) or that have been already approved by the FDA and are in clinical practice today like Gastromark®, NanoTherm®, Colloidal Gold for Lateral Flow tests, HfO-NPs, BioVant™ will be described and reviewed.
Examples of these systems are clustered LaPO4 Tb3+ rods of 10 × 95 nm coated with a 15 20 nm silica layer using the Stöber method [27], CePO4 Ln3+ nanoleaves of 20 × 75 nm incorporated into silica sols [28], LaF3 nanocrystals of 5 nm coated with a silica shell of 17 nm [29], and YVO4 Eu3+ nanoparticles and LnPO4 Ce3+/LaPO4 core-shell nanoparticles [30, 31] with a thin (5 nm) silica shell.
Examples of these systems include cold response and cell envelope maintenance.
