The proposed model is flexible and suitable for comparative applications in all Mediterranean countries.
The plant-mediated synthesis is a rapid, flexible and suitable process for large-scale production of nanoparticles.
This is an important feature, as it makes our solution more flexible and suitable to an ever changing scenario of cyber attacks.
The schemes mimic the cognitive behavior of human mind without the need for complex mathematical modeling making them adaptive, less complex, flexible, and suitable to cope with the rapidly changing network conditions of cellular networks in 5G.
Multiple signal representations such as partial transmit sequences (PTS) techniques [4, 5] and clipping techniques [6 8, 10] are much more flexible and suitable for OFDM signals with a large number of subcarriers.
There is a consensus that in an ideal world the authors of many tools and libraries indeed collaborate closely to ensure that shared library resources are performant, flexible and suitable for all tools that use them.
The process based on wet building, green machining and lamination has proven to be flexible, fast and suitable for small-scale prototyping of multilayer piezoceramic actuators.
The polymeric films, which were produced, were thin, flexible, resistant, and suitable for application on damaged skin, such as in burn wounds.
Families in our test set exhibit a broad range of domain architectures and sequence conservation, demonstrating that our method is flexible, robust and suitable for high-throughput, automated processing of heterogeneous, genome-scale data.
Our rational cubic FIFs are more flexible and more suitable for shape related problems in computer graphics, CAD/CAM, CAGD, medical imaging, finance, and engineering applications, and apply equally well to data with or without derivatives.
As the demand for bioenergy and bioproducts continues to rise, shrub willow will be a significant source of woody biomass, because of its fast growth, ease of cultivation, flexible harvesting window, and suitable biomass characteristics for conversion.
