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This work describes a methodology for sensitive analysis of hydroxyderivatives of s-triazine herbicides, based on implementation of the concepts of moving-boundary isotachophoresis and of H+ as essential terminating component into cationic ITP with ESI MS detection.

However, they see a difference between the implementation of the concepts of vulnerability and resilience: although vulnerability has long been incorporated into practice in disaster risk communities, there are only a few examples that document how resilience is explicitly incorporated into practice and policy.

This paper aims at proposing an implementation of the concept of federation oriented enterprise interoperability.

The results demonstrate a successful implementation of the concept of sideways deposition of thin films providing a solution for coating complex shaped surfaces.

In particular, the solution of multi-objective problems is aimed at with the implementation of the concept of pareto-optimal sets of solutions.

On-farm implementation of the concept of precision livestock farming requires the design and development of new, advanced and often complex equipment.

Finally, biomonitoring data are central to the development and implementation of the concept of the exposome, which will be increasingly important in the assessment and management of chemical risks.

This paper presents a methodology for the selection of critical design-parameters for the design of Micro Meteoroid and Orbital Debris (MMOD) spacecraft protection based on a modified implementation of the concept of the Probability of No Impact (PNI).

This paper proposes several strategies for a more efficient implementation of the concept of Static Move Descriptors (SMDs), a recently developed technique that significantly speeds up Local Search-based algorithms.

The innovation platforms consisted in the implementation of the concept of FabLab (Fabrication Laboratory), which are open platforms for innovation and prototyping; using, among others, 3D printing and additive manufacturing technologies.

The objective is to offer a framework that provides a practical implementation of the concept of responsive environment introduced by Bentley, Alcock, Murrain, McGlynn and Smith (1985) in order to provide enough reusability and flexibility to reflect different urban modeling viewpoints and conceptualizations.