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As a powerful paradigm for knowledge representation and a simulation mechanism applicable to numerous research and application fields, Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCMs) have attracted a great deal of attention from various research communities.

Hence a safer, practical, inexpensive cresting control mechanism applicable in both thick-oil and thin-oil rim reservoirs is essential for field operations.

Not only is this mechanism applicable for chemotherapy and other forms of systemic anti-cancer agents, but the use of nanocarriers will also improve radioisotopes delivery to tumors (Li 2014).

The employed nanosuspension displays spontaneous thickening upon contact with a solid surface in the ambient atmosphere, and thus does not dry according to the well-established coffee-stain forming mechanism applicable to dilute particle suspensions.

The only known mechanism applicable in this situation is the one shown in Fig. 5: H+ transport out of the T tubular lumen is achieved by an inward diffusion of HCO3− (which will partly or fully electrically compensate outward lactate diffusion) in combination with an outward diffusion of CO2, i.e. a CO2-HCO3− shuttle for H+ transport.

We review the evidence for the amplification of autoimmune inflammatory disease by microbial infection, which may be a general mechanism applicable to many human diseases.

The involvement of regional and global international organizations has increased dramatically since the end of World War II, as many of their charters contain specific peaceful-settlement mechanisms applicable to disputes between member states.

The Allee effect may be caused by a variety of mechanisms applicable in small populations.

We find that comparing with the Trade Reduction Approach, the Multi-Stage Design Approach offers mechanisms applicable to more complicated exchange environments.

This algorithm provides a convenient way to construct comprehensive simplified mechanisms, applicable over a wide range of parameters and combustion processes.

Although many quality of service (QoS) control mechanisms applicable for WLANs have been proposed including IEEE 802.11e, IntServ and DiffServ [1 3], they are not widely used basically because they require 'physical replacement' of existing APs or edge routers.