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In this work, an analytical model is introduced in conjunction with an inverse technique to obtain these three abovementioned parameters using a single pressure decay data set.

Relay nodes are introduced in conjunction with the sensor nodes to mitigate network geometric deficiencies since in most other approaches the sensor nodes close to the sink become heavily involved in data forwarding and, thus, their batteries are quickly depleted.

A spectral finite difference method is applied to analysis on magnetic levitation as a major unsteady-state problem in magnetohydrodynamics. Vorticity-stream function formulation is introduced in conjunction with Maxwell's equations, and the non-linear term of Ohm's law for a liquid metal is included.

These prizes, introduced in conjunction with the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, are the first chance lowly science grad students have to interact and have their say with federal policy bigwigs.

A newly reformulated low fat mayonnaise was introduced in conjunction with the new sandwiches.

Legislators in Washington also cannot agree on the language of Sergei Magnitsky Rule of Law Accountability Act (the Magnitsky Act), introduced in conjunction with the PNTR bill.

Sulman was the inventor or co-inventor of several processes for the extraction of gold, including treatment with cyanogen bromide, before introducing, in conjunction with Picard, the froth flotation process.

SVA is a direct replacement for the four-track magnetic sound introduced in 1953 in conjunction with CinemaScope.

Aiming to overcome this knowledge acquisition bottleneck, the Open IE approach was introduced in 2007 in conjunction with the TextRunner system [8].

Arrays CGH analysis is being introduced in prenatal diagnosis in conjunction to chromosomal analysis, but it cannot yet fully replace karyotyping for the following reasons: (a) it cannot detect balanced rearrangements such as translocations, balanced insertions, and inversions.

A modified powered exponential correlation function is introduced, which in conjunction with a gradient based space-filling design resulted in an averaged 8 times smaller mean squared error compared to other correlation design combinations.