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Dias was later employed to supervise the construction of the São Gabriel and the São Raphael vessels used for Vasco da Gama's 1497 expedition to India.

A digital correlation image velocimetry technique was later employed to calculate the spatial cross correlation of the gray scale image data by means of computing the cross-power spectrum of the Fourier transformed image samples.

Rahaman et al.54,116 developed a ReaxFF description capable of modelling glycine tautomerisation in water, which was later employed to investigate the interaction between glycine and TiO2 surfaces.54 Monti et al.53 further extended this parameter set to include amino acids and short peptide structures, allowing ReaxFF to simulate the conformational dynamics of biomolecules in solution (Figure 4g).

The simplest equation method [31] and the Jacobi elliptic function method [32] are later employed to obtain some exact solutions of (1).

This protagonist theme abruptly stopped with the formation of his Academy (about 363) although it was later employed to some extent, such as in his Parmenides.

Early in the plot of Disney's magnificent new family adventure film The Jungle Book, the 'man-cub' Mowgli learns a vital lesson about going out on a limb (literally) that he later employs to save his life.

This method was later employed at the Royal Mint.

Radio communication was used extensively, and airplanes (later helicopters) were employed to spot whales.

The later module is employed to capture the signals of RFID reader (shown in Fig. 1b) and RFID tags (shown in Fig. 1c) and then to calculate distance.

All authors have completed the Unified Competing Interest form at http://www.icmje.org/coi_disclosure.pdf (available on request from the corresponding author) and declare: KLG received support (student loan) from Pietrek Associates Ltd during the conduct of the study and was later employed by Pietrek Associates Ltd unrelatedd to the submitted work).

Later, planters are sometimes employed to 're-cover're-taparpar') the plants with soil, a process done days or weeks after the initial planting in which workers make sure each plant is sufficiently covered with soil at its roots.