As-received (AR) specimens of type 304 SS were given two solution-annealing treatments at 1000 °C for 0.5 and 2 h.
We have given two solutions called strict and modified resource fair.
An interesting property of that approach is that given two solutions x1 and x2, it holds that if x1 is better than x2 for at least one weighted sum function, then x2 does not dominate x1.
Pang et al. [46, 48] give two solutions to the completeness problem for static and dynamic outsourced database, respectively.
We give two solutions: a simple near-optimal one requiring linear time and a more complex (time) solution that guarantees optimality of the resulting sequence.
To one part was added methoxypolyoxyethylene imidazolyl carbonyl (average MWt=5000, Sigma) giving two solutions containing pL-c e6 and pL-c e6 -PEG.
To this end, a solution of [Zr(DFO)]+ ([H3DFO] = 1 mM, 5 μL) was added to solutions of H3CP256 (([H3DFO] = 100 μM or 1 mM, 5 μL) to give two solutions in which the ratio of H3CP256 H3DFO = 0.1 or 1.
In each graph, we give three solutions of the results on the basis of assigning different values to the parameters.
Repeating this procedure for the remaining three homothetic-center lines yields six more solutions, giving eight solutions in all.
Young plants of Magnolia soulangiana and Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' were given two concentrations of nutrient solution (EC = 0.8 or 1.6 mS cm−1) under negative or positive DIF regimes.
Alternatively four or five berries of mardi gras (Renealmia alpinia), are crushed with the juice of wild cane (Costus scaber) and the dog is given two spoonfuls of the resulting solution.
