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The Gibbs minimization performs better than the fugacity method in locating phase equilibria in the vicinity of the critical locus of the mixtures.

The main advantage of these indices is that, as with oligomer skews, there are no window slides; in addition, because of their universal existence in bacterial genomes, these indices are at least complementary to the oligomer skew method in locating bacterial ori and ter sites.

Extensive simulation results reveal that the performance of the proposed RGA-RDD isuperioror to comparative methods in locating the global optimum for real-parameter optimization problems, especially for unsolved multimodal and high-dimensional hybrid functions.

The bandwidth (h) of a kernel in KDE estimation and the bin width in the binning approach are tuning parameters whose choice influences each method's performance in locating binding sites (see Method section).

Using only the lowest three modes, the flexibility difference method is successful in locating a 13 mm long saw cut in a 102 mm wide flange.

Experimental results show that the method is robust in locating seal instances of arbitrary shape and orientation in documents, and also efficient in indexing a collection of documents for retrieval purposes.

The flexibility difference method is also successful in locating multiple damage locations in the beam.

The results indicate: the improved WT method is superior to the WT method in calculating the TDs for leak location; the method based on the amplitude propagation model can be achieved without TD calculation; the proposed methods are efficient in locating leakages in natural gas pipelines.

Our results indicate that both the Surface Wave Analysis and the Modified Kirlin Methods are effective in locating and tracking a moving truck.

Since M5n was designed with the same setting as M4n, the RE-ANN calibration method was proven effective in locating DDE cases.

This method was particularly successful in locating the depth of shallow limestone clay contacts, the most favorable trap for perched water.