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Members of the deepwater bottom-dwelling Triacanthodidae, the most primitive family, for example, range from relatively normal configurations to weirdly specialized forms with extremely long tubular snouts; the shallow-water members of the Triacanthidae, which share generalized characteristics with the Triacanthodidae, are of rather uniform configuration.

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The proposed methodology facilitates to generate single generalized characteristic curve representing 16 drying kinetics and dimensionless parameter called dryer performance index (DPI) characterising the effectiveness of dryer system is identified.

The characteristic values of the DAE system are evaluated using a standard routine to solve the generalized characteristic value problem.

The monotonicity of the magnitude frequency response is employed to assign the generalized characteristic ratios for commensurate fractional order transfer functions with one zero.

Finally, zero-including controllers such as fractional order PI or lag (lead) controllers are designed using generalized characteristic ratios assignment method.

In this paper we present a new algorithmic scheme for computing generalized characteristic sets by introducing other admissible reductions than pseudo-division.

In this investigation a characteristic analysis of stress wave propagation in anisotropic fluid-saturated porous media is performed based on generalized characteristic theory.

This generalized characteristic operator function Wn,T is an operator-valued analytic function in the unit disc whose values are operators between two Hilbert spaces of defect type.

The electromechanical field solutions for a transversely isotropic piezoelectric medium are derived in the context of micromorphic electroelasticity and a generalized characteristic length is introduced to describe the size effect.

Numerical results reveal that the mechanical and electric fields predicted by the present model highly depend on the relative size of the micro-void or micro-inclusion with respect to the generalized characteristic length, which is obviously different from the classical prediction.