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Others assist with diagnostics, for instance by using the phone's camera to analyse the colour of test strips dipped in samples.
For instance, by using the 3-D visualization tools, the well trajectory can be directly examined to determine if it is reasonable.
For instance, by using the same type of MWNT conductive agent, the cyclability and rate capability of S160@MWNT/Li cell is much superior to those of the S200@MWNT/Li cell.
In this direction, recently several classical integral inequalities have been extended to the interval-valued context, for instance by using the concept of gH-differentiability the authors in [8] shows an Ostrowski's inequality for interval-valued functions.
For instance, by using the real-space implemented self-consistent field theory, Wang et al. [29] reported that the coil-comb block copolymers exhibit hierarchically ordered microstructures, including parallel and perpendicular lamella-within-lamella, cylinder-within-lamella, lamella-within-cylinder, and cylinder-within-cylinder.
Up to now, only a few works have been given to investigate this problem, for instance, by using the stability theory of fractional-order linear system, Ref. [25] investigated modified general functional projective synchronization between a class of integer-order and fractional-order chaotic systems.
The changes produced by the PARD program in the capacity of individuals in swallowing food of a pasty consistency were also significant when analyzing the variance of the results on the 2 instances by using the F-test (pre- and post-intervention difference = 4.47, p = 0.039).
We solve the instances by using the CPLEX solver within the AIMMS development environment.
For instance, by using these statistical algorithms, the subspace-based method presented in[15] can be significantly automatized so as to involve two parameters only.
Adaptive clustering can for instance be achieved by using the polling information in the contention-free (CF) period.
During each iteration, a new classification instance is trained by using the equal numbers of positive and negative samples.
