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Here a general approach to developing analytical solutions to multiphase transport is presented.

One general approach to developing such rules would be to group activities in terms of their likelihood to influence trade flows, not on the basis of their price equivalence, even where this could, in theory, be measured, because the latter would require a more complicated set of rules and criteria.

We then extend this general approach to develop effective algorithmic solutions for defense against constructive control.

A general approach to develop complete and rigorous analytical expressions for the energy-release rates and phase angles for delamination of isotropic beam-like geometries is summarized.

The strategy of employing aminoheterocycles as amide replacements may represent a general approach to develop mimics of known hydrolase or protease inhibitors containing an amide moiety.

Amini et al. have introduced the support vector inductive logic programming as a general approach to develop system-specific scoring functions (93).

These equations were developed using the same underlying data compilations and general approaches to developing the individual tree biomass estimates as for Jenkins et al. [1], but with greater differentiation among species groups, resulting in a set of 35 generalized equations: 13 for conifers, 18 for hardwoods, and 4 for woodland species.

These equations were developed using the same underlying data compilations and general approaches to developing the individual tree biomass estimates as for Jenkins et al. [ 1], but with greater differentiation among species groups, resulting in a set of 35 generalized equations: 13 for conifers, 18 for hardwoods, and 4 for woodland species.

There are two general approaches to developing a rapid assay: to miniaturize and automate a larger-scale assay using custom-designed laboratory hardware (for example, robotics) [ 12- 15], or to use a more rapid assay based on a secondary analysis technique, such as spectroscopy [ 16- 20].

There still is no universal approach to develop antagonists from agonists for peptide hormones and neurotransmitters, but once a lead has been obtained, there are general approaches that can be used to further develop antagonists.

In this paper, we present our approach to developing a general framework for FPGA based Image Processing.