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The approach consists of three major algorithms: firstly, an algorithm is developed to convert the given multi-material volumetric data into a Ray-rep for heterogeneous solid; secondly, filtering algorithm is exploited to process the rays of heterogeneous solid in parallel; and lastly, the adaptive mesh surfaces are generated from the Ray-rep through a dual-contouring like algorithm.
An additively homomorphic encryption scheme preserves certain structure that can be exploited to process ciphertexts without decryption.
This versatility is exploited to control processes as diverse as fertilization, proliferation, development, learning and memory, contraction and secretion [1].
Then the UV post curing process, which is always mandatory after a DLP process, is exploited to in situ reduce the graphene oxide embedded in the matrix; similarly a thermal treatment is also investigated as post process.
The bit stream of a list of significant pixels encoded during the SPIHT encoding process is exploited to hide the secret message.
In this paper, the partially observable Markov decision process (POMDP) is exploited to the design of NDN request forwarding mechanism based upon the key concept of event.
Here, the homogeneity of the cylinder around the circumference and along the axis are exploited to post-process the FE model of a small rectangular segment of the cylinder using periodic structure theory and obtain the wave characteristics of the cylinder.
Sahin has previously shown how this basic process can be exploited to do work.
Targeting of these pathways at multiple levels can be exploited to inhibit the process by which NE cells contribute to the progression of androgen-independent treatment-refractory PC.
This raises the notion that there may be other factors that control the aging of neurons and could be exploited to regulate this process in vitro.
We have focused our efforts in studying the mechanisms underlying metastasis in pancreatic adenocarcinoma, with the goal of rationally identifying molecular targets that can be exploited to inhibit this process.
