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The proposed algorithm is summarised in Table 2 and has the following main features.

Compared to the previous works, our project presents the following main features: The energy saving method includes more than one device.

The commercial cycle has the following main features: each customer has to be visited a specific number of times (from 1 to 5); and two-day routes are possible when the customers are located far from the salesperson's residence.

In this section, we present the following main features implemented by our tool: specification editor (the "Specification editor" section), architectural verification (the "Architectural verification" section), and visualization (the "Visualization" section).

The considered system has the following main features: (1) it is a nonlinear system approximated by a T S fuzzy model; (2) subsystems are connected through wired or wireless networks and therefore signal transfer in/among subsystems is subject to communication delay and/or packet loss; and (3) the network transmission capacity is limited.

The FPGA is placed inside a Nallatech's BenADDA-IV development kit which has the following main features: it allows the use of Xtreme-DSP slices of up to 400 MHz, it has two 14-bit ADCs and two 14-bit DACs (able to work up to 105 and 160 MSamples/s, respectively), 4 MB of ZBT-RAM and its internal clock reaches up to 105 MHz (the kit can also use an external clock).

Total unilateral post-tuberculous lung destruction is an irreversible complication with the following main radiological features: predominantly left-sided location, decreases in the diameter of the ipsilateral pulmonary vessels, herniation of the contralateral lung and hypertrophy of the ribs and/or thickening of extrapleural fat.

Promising future research in this spirit will be presented in the following main areas: Data Sets, Feature Selection, Data Fusion, SIEMs, Database Issues, and Other Architectural Considerations.

The following main conclusions can be presented.

The low intensities in the dark channel are due to the following three main features: (i) shadows, e.g., shadows from cars and buildings in an urban scene or shadows from trees, leaves, and rocks in a landscape (Fig. 2a); (ii) colorful objects or surfaces, e.g., red or yellow flowers and leaves (Fig. 2b); and (iii) dark objects or surfaces, e.g., dark tree trunks and stones (Fig. 2c).

In the following the main features relevant to this study are described.