Like the problem formulation, the proposed heuristic can be employed in conjunction with computer-based travel demand models commonly used by transportation planning agencies.
These experimental methods include optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, electron backscatter diffraction, and serial sectioning in conjunction with computer-based three-dimensional reconstruction and quantitative analyses.
We next describe how curtailment and stochastic curtailment can be used in conjunction with computer-based testing to improve the efficiency of the COMM.
More recently, GIS has been used in conjunction with computer-based geographic models and analysis tools for predicting contaminant transport and fate, extrapolating between data points to identify potential pathways and routes of exposure, and defining the temporal and spatial distribution of exposure across the study population (Beyea and Hatch 1999; Georgopoulos et al. 1997; Jarup 2004).
Fixed eye trackers used in conjunction with computer screens cost less than $5,000.
It gives guidelines for the design and setup of participatory arrangements in conjunction with computer models.
The device, developed by WheelRight in conjunction with computer scientists from Birmingham's Aston University, is embedded in the road.
Hahn et al. presented a dedicated rendering framework for sound in conjunction with computer animation, including examples such as multiple impacts on a drum [1].
Recent experiments in conjunction with computer simulations further revealed MT severing as a mechanism able to consistently explain the scaling of spindle length in Xenopus [ 321].
Furthermore, the design data base can be used, in conjunction with computer-aided design system or virtual reality technology, to build a 3D model for facilitating the design process of mobile phones.
The computer has also fundamentally changed the development process by permitting digital modeling and simulation as well as computer-aided design in conjunction with computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM; see computer-aided engineering).
