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Although the interest for this architecture has been mainly devoted to digital applications, the analysis at high frequency is crucial for targeting a successful mixed integration of analog and digital circuits.
As we know, previous work has been mainly devoted to the development of efficient solution techniques for the original linear saddle point system (3), such as the block diagonal preconditioner and the constraint preconditioner [5], block triangular diagonal preconditioner [7], block-counter-diagonal and block-counter-tridiagonal preconditioning techniques [6].
Because of the theoretical and technical difficulties associated with the NMR detection of metals, and especially since only a few can be detected, NMR work has been mainly devoted to the indirect study of metallic properties, by the intermediary of easily detected chemisorbed phases (1H, 13C) or of physically adsorbed probes (129Xe).
Previous efforts have been mainly devoted to fabricate electrode materials with high surface areas, including activated carbon through carbonizing natural fibers at high temperature.
In the latter context, splay states have been mainly investigated in leaky-integrate-and-fire (LIF) neurons [2, 3, 19 21], but some studies have been also devoted to the θ-neurons [22] and to more realistic neuronal models [23].
While the general purpose detectors have been mainly designed to answer the open questions of Elementary Particle Physics, LHCf has been designed as a fully devoted Astroparticle experiment at the LHC.
The rest of the opening days of the Milan spring 2001 collections were mainly devoted to diffusion lines that have the effect of diffusing much interest in them.
The comics they pick up may be mainly devoted to TV characters or superheroes or collectible monster franchises, and have a plastic free gift taped to the cover as a draw, but they're still loved.
The morning talks, apart from the fascinating Gould discussion, were mainly devoted to a survey of the many forms of treatment that have been tried, some with notable, if seldom 100 percent, success.
Special attention over recent decades has been devoted to the faster healing, antimicrobial and antitumoral activity of these materials and, consequently, this chapter is mainly devoted to these aspects.
