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(iii) Method proposed criterion: minimization of Extended Mahalanobis distance between mixture of two and three Gaussian distributions ("GMM2" and "GMM3").

The initial and equilibrium concentrations of U VI) were determined spectrophotometrically using the Arsenazo III method [12].

An extension of the Electre III method with interactions between pairs of criteria was applied in the research.

In order to identify the compromise solution, the ELECTRE III method is adopted by means of the CELECTRE software.

Montazer et al. (2009) developed an expert decision support system (EDSS) using a fuzzy version of ELECTRE III method for ranking the alternatives based on the experts' knowledge.

The initial and equilibrium concentrations of U VI) were determined spectrophotometrically using the Arsenazo III method applying the spectrometer UV-VIS V-660 (JASCO).

(iii) Three methods are proposed to design coefficients of linear combination of LOD scores They can be used when we have no clear idea for choosing the coefficients.

First, only limited work has been done in three EMIS-knowledge management system (KMS) subdomains: (i) definition, (ii) use, and (iii) methods.

Fig. 1 Proportion of governments that use approach I, II or III methods for land representation, or have not included this information in their national communications (IPCC 2003, 2006) (a).

These SfS algorithms can be classified in three main categories: (i) methods of resolution of partial differential equations (PDEs), (ii) optimization-based methods, and (iii) methods approximating the image irradiance equation (this classification follows the one proposed in [13] and [33]).

This paper reviews the efforts to date to identify and 'calibrate' WTP derived from one or more methods that involve assessment of hypothetical settings, be they (i) contingent valuation methods, (ii) choice experiments involving trading attributes between multiple alternatives, with or without referencing, or (iii) methods involving salient or non-salient incentives linked to actual behaviour.