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Within this framework – in the case of RC constructions – a major requirement is the explicit identification of the reference values for the strength of in situ concrete.

Moreover, in this framework, in the case of injecting SEUs into user memory, the fault injection experiments are accelerated by the cooperation between a simulator and the FPGA.

The Prior Analytics provides the framework to do this in the same way that Euclid's Elements provided the framework in the case of geometry.

The analytical framework in the case of multilevel quantization can be easily derived from that presented in [18] for a scenario with ideal communication links.

As Eurodoc's pan-European study shows, the status and financial situation of researchers studying for their PhDs is highly variable across the continent, leading working group D to endorse the need for a European regulatory framework in the case of doctoral candidates.

Utilizing UNISDR EWS as a baseline framework in the case of floods and droughts could potentially reduce the impact and effects of such gradual processes, but the integration of hydrometeorological EWS with end-user decision making and planning processes still poses fundamental challenges (Kelman and Glantz 2014).

Property Rights as an Organizational Framework in Fisheries: The Case of Six Fishing Nations, In: Crowley, B.L. (ed). Taking Ownership; Property Rights and Fishery Management on the Atlantic Coast.

It's not uncommon for China to ask for editing changes in movies to fit its ideological framework, but in the case of "Iron Man 3," the movie actually added four minutes of product placements.

They also reveal some limitations of the harmonic framework itself in the case of high fundamental frequencies.

Spectroscopic methods demonstrated that the maximum degree of natural clinoptilolite dealumination without damage of aluminosilicate framework was attained in the case of 3 M HNO3 treatment (3H-CLI).

The paper of Martin et al. is unusual in that it applies a rigorous hypothesis-testing framework to WGD in the case of the yeast S. cerevisiae.