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In adsorption, mesoporous carbons are considered as a new family of adsorbents challenging the well-known activated carbon by introducing the advantage of increasing pore size.

This compound behaves similarly to radiometals concerning formation of complexes with, for example, NOTA derivatives introducing the advantage of using much faster and easier labeling protocols than those needed for F-labeling using prosthetic group strategies.

By analyzing the shortcomings and introducing the advantages of TOC in constantly improving project management, the continuous optimization path of agent-construction units' project management is reconstructed.

Each model has a specific barcode, that when scanned, presents audiovisual commentary on the exhibition screens, introducing the advantages of each alternative design. .

It is found that the optimisation of the parity space approach introduces the advantage of added design freedom to the fault detection algorithm.

The proposed method can introduce the advantage of the GPC into the I-PD controller exactly because the proposed method expresses the future reference trajectory suitably when the set-point value is given as a step type signal.

This research tries to introduce the advantages of Geographical Information Systems GISS) and Spatial Analytical Hierarchy Process (SAHP) to identify suitable areas for jatropha production in Ethiopia.

Objective: To introduce the advantages of surface scanning over conventional burn mask construction to produce better fitting transparent facial orthoses (TFO).

We briefly introduce the advantages of 1-D nanostructure in the fabrication of energy conversion devices, followed by the recent developments in device designs, fabrication and some effective approaches for performance enhancement.

Due to the strong non-linear and non-stationary characteristics, an effective and reliable deep learning method based on a convolutional neural network (CNN) is investigated in this paper making use of cognitive computing theory, which introduces the advantages of image recognition and visual perception to bearing fault diagnosis by simulating the cognition process of the cerebral cortex.

This paper gives a technical background to alkaline fuel cells (AFCs), introducing the advantages and drawbacks of the technology.