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Parallel computing software tools represent a critical aspect of exploiting the capabilities of such modeling systems.

However, advanced detectors are critical for fully utilizing and exploiting the capabilities of the new bright sources.

Using this power model and exploiting the capabilities of OpenMP a variety of exemplary tasks could be efficiently parallelized.

For the first time the feasibility of a fully monolithically co-integrated CMOS-MEMS differential resonant sensor, exploiting the capabilities of the injection-locked synchronization is proved.

Additionally, future work will also focus on further exploiting the capabilities of the re-configurable WiFi and ZigBee MAC architectures by designing cognitive solutions that can support multiple MAC protocols at the same time.

The simulations are based on the resolution of the Navier Stokes equations with help of a parallel three-dimensional finite element solver exploiting the capabilities of high performance computers.

A method was developed that improves raytracing efficiency by exploiting the capability of modern CPU architecture for a runtime reduction.

With the object of exploiting the capability of ANN to address the key questions: "Is there damage?" and "Where is the damage?", the amount of training data (damage cases) was increased progressively.

The advent of Free Electron Lasers (FELs), able to provide short (2 100 fs) and intense (1033 photons/s/mm2/mrad2/0.1%bandwidth) pulses of light also in the hard X-ray regime (ℏω> 2000 eV), opens new possibilities to study the ultrafast dynamics of processes, exploiting the capability of Hard X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (HAXPES) to measure core-level spectra of elements with bulk sensitivity.

To this purpose, we performed a single cell fluorescence microscopy analysis, by exploiting the capability of iron to quench different fluorescent dyes [26,27].

Therefore, we propose a consensus fuzzy clustering (CFC) technique, which analyzes the AAindex1 database for known and unknown number of clusters by exploiting the capability of recently developed fuzzy clustering techniques.