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Our method can simultaneously generate movements and the control for nonlinear robot systems.
Mechano-NPS, as we now call our method, can simultaneously measure a cells size, resistance to deformation, transverse deformation, and ability to recover from deformation.
The method can simultaneously refine and coarsen the grid cells, a capability that is heavily required in transient flow problems.
This PF KS method can simultaneously estimate the degradation state and the unknown parameters in the degradation model, while significantly overcoming the problem of particle impoverishment.
Our proposed method can simultaneously employ multiple kernels to better capture the nonlinear distribution information of each view, so that correlation features learned by KAMCCA can have well discriminating power in real-world image recognition.
This method can simultaneously detect RAC, SAL and CLB ranging from 0.01 to 100 ng mL−1 with detection limits of 1.52 pg mL−1, 1.44 pg mL−1 and 1.38 pg mL−1, respectively.
HTS-based methods can simultaneously identify multiple genetic markers with high sensitivity and specificity without individual optimization.
Hybridising an ecosystem-based approach with engineered methods can simultaneously increase the security of rural livelihoods, piped urban and irrigation supplies, and the vitality of river ecosystems and their services to beneficiaries.
It is designed to be capable of using both Regent's non-statistical method (WinRHIZO method) and Tennant's statistical method (line-intersect method), and can simultaneously output the root measurements by both methods when they are chosen at the same time.
The multiplex PCR method can detect simultaneously not only infection of the six viruses, but also other swine DNA and RNA viruses.
Aurivillius compound Bi6Fe2-xCox/2Nix/2Ti3O18 (xBFCNT, 0≤x≤1) ceramics synthesized by a conventional solid state method, can exhibit simultaneously visible-light response, ferroelectric and ferromagnetic orders at room-temperature.
