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Firstly, to detect dominant temporal and spatial patterns in the seasonal march of rainfall, an empirical orthogonal function (EOF) analysis was applied to the pentad rainfalls for 30 stations from 1951 to 2012, which had less than 5% missing values.

In order to achieve an optimum and successful operation of an industrial process, it is important firstly to detect upsets, equipment malfunctions or other abnormal events as early as possible and secondly to identify and remove the cause of those events.

Its purpose is, firstly, to detect DNA damage, activate repair mechanisms like NER (Nucleotide Excision Repair) and, if necessary, to prevent cell division through binding of FtsZ by SulA, resulting in cell elongation.

In this study the RD method was applied on NGS data of 16 Sus scrofa individuals, representing the diversity of both wild and domesticated pigs, firstly to detect SVs/CNVs in the pig genome and secondly to relate the evolution of SVs/CNVs to pig genomics features and to population/domestication histories.

Thus, this paper has two key objectives: firstly to detects and classifies the fault and secondly to identify the zone of fault and the direction (whether it is forward or reverse fault).

Using correlation filtering, the parameters of Morlet wavelet are firstly identified to detect the impulse response.

Firstly it needs to detect the gait of the robot and related environmental objectives, and then to perform appropriate controls of stable locomotion.

Therefore, novel biomarkers are needed, firstly, as tools to detect tumors early and secondly, as therapeutic targets to improve treatment options [ 4, 5].

These are firstly, the ability to detect scrapie infection (if it is present) with the use of an appropriate screening test; secondly, the ability to confirm that diagnosis with relevant confirmatory tests; thirdly, the number of samples tested, and fourthly, the design of the surveillance programme.

In this paper the k-value of different SCMs, such as ground limestone, fly ash, natural pozzolan and ground granulated blastfurnace slag, was investigated to detect firstly if it can be applied to carbonation- and chloride-related properties and, secondly, if strength can be considered as a proxy-criterion for durability properties.

Firstly, the enhanced power to detect differences of a continuous measure as opposed to a binary measure was shown for both, the HAQ and the ACR measures.