The domain "assessment of existing timber structures" has experienced increased interest and gained application in practice over the past years.
Since both of these nano-materials are gaining more applications in medicine, they should be used with enough care.
These materials are gaining wide applications in various branches of engineering and technology with a view to make proper use of potential properties of the available materials in the best possible way.
Friction stir welding (FSW) as a relatively new welding technique has gained wide applications in different industries such as aerospace, automotive, and maritime.
Fructose, a monosaccharide, has gained wide applications in food, pharmaceutical and medical industries because of its favourable properties and health benefits.
Soon the material gained diverse applications in the dental field as a core and framework material, implant abutment, implant fixture, and a bone scaffold as well.
The properties of CNTs can be highly enhanced when they are assembled into arrays, which can gain more applications in carbon nanotube devices and further strengthen the advantage of electronic nanodevices [20 23].
Along with the rapid development of the SPH theory, related numerical techniques and high-performance computing technologies, SPH has not only attracted much attention in the academic community, but also gradually gained wide applications in industrial circles.
During past few years, with the rapid development of DP techniques and the availability of ease-using, focusable and relatively cheap digital cameras, this technique gained wide applications in many fields, such as 3D building reconstruction, heritage protection and landslides studies (Grussenmeyer et al., 2008; Scaioni et al., 2015; Fan et al., 2016).
Although community-based research has gained robust applications in indentifying and solving problems that exist in almost every corner of public health, the combination of a community-based study design and the context of a natural disaster is indeed a bold attempt.
