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Numerical experiments on both 1D and 2D problems are carried out to test the convergence, examine the stability, access the efficiency, and explore the limitation of the proposed methods.

Four standard test problems, a hollow air-filled waveguide, a dielectric slab-loaded rectangular waveguide, a shield microstrip line and a dielectric square, are employed to illustrate the usefulness, to test the accuracy and to explore the limitation of the DSC algorithm.

In order to explore the limitation of the method we also computed all possible restricted fingerprints of MCP-2 and Cystatin C containing only 5 different restriction enzymes.

This paper aims to explore the limitations associated with the design of "rocking-isolated" frame structures.

Furthermore, multiple follow-on studies (in vitro and in vivo) will be needed to thoroughly explore the limitations of the proposed relaxation model.

Therefore, in vivo validation studies would likely be required for each MRI field strength and for a variety of MRI contrast agents to explore the limitations of DC-MRF.

Sahota opened the story with a map of the world scarred by folds and cigarette ashes and went on to explore the limitations imposed by caste, money, gender, geography, and language in prose that inspired comparisons to Ernest Hemingway.

So, perhaps with the image of the timber building frame still strong in their minds, the Egyptian masons were content to explore the limitations of the analogous stone frame in a series of great temples built during the New Kingdom (1539 1075 bce) at Karnak and Luxor, culminating in the elegant loggias of Queen Hatshepsut's temple at Dayr al-Baḥrī.

The letters, sent to scientists in Britain, the US and elsewhere, attack the UN's panel as "resistant to reasonable criticism and dissent and prone to summary conclusions that are poorly supported by the analytical work" and ask for essays that "thoughtfully explore the limitations of climate model outputs".

We explore the limitations of "affect theory" for researching mediatized politics, contending that the stark differentiation of "affect" from "emotion" reifies the rational, autonomous, liberal conception of the subject, and is of limited value for political communications research.

We explore the limitations and concerns of these methods.