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As an application of the proposed circuit, a complete fractional-order FPGA implementation of Liu chaotic system is introduced with different fractional-orders.

Since the invention of the TAP reactor system, a series of TAP microreactor configurations has been introduced with different amounts of catalyst packing starting from the one-zone microreactor to the most recent introduction, the single particle microreactor in which a single Pt particle is packed among 100,000 inert quartz particles.

69 As interventions are introduced with different impacts on the local heterogeneous mix of vector species, the new proportions of transmission by species will change in simulation.

20, 23, 36, 40 Returning to the Namawala simulation in Figure 3, several different vaccines are introduced with different modes of action and efficacy levels.

Models for mRNA translation are introduced with different formulations at various levels of abstraction, and can be divided into, roughly speaking, the ordinary differential equations (ODEs) based, and the Totally Asymmetric Simple Exclusion Process (TASEP) type models [ 29- 31].

Shop-floor personnel involvement is considered to be an essential part of the programme and 'Ergonomics Champions' are being trained on the packing lines to monitor the risks that are sometimes introduced with the different designs of product packaging.

The second technique is introduced with two different formulations, in order to take into account the practical limits due to the inaccessibility of nonlinearity location and/or indeterminability of degree of freedom.

In the earlier reference [8], the model was introduced with a different interpretation called the effective spike model.

This allows results to be more readily generalised to other settings where human papillomavirus vaccination may be (or has already been) introduced with a different configuration from the United Kingdom.

In the US, organized breast cancer screening was introduced (with regional differences and different types of programs) at the beginning of the 1990s [ 39].

Potential bias can also be caused by the systematic error introduced with use of different laboratory assays in different clinics.