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Then a new method launched to yield relative permeability for miscible flooding which considered the shape factor bog as a function of pressure as a first guess and then inverted the final relative permeability curves by history-matching method.
In the last years, the advent of faster microprocessors, CT iterative reconstruction (IR) methods were launched to integrate already existing algorithms such as filtered back projection (FBP) as a way to reduce patient radiation exposure while maintaining high-contrast spatial resolution.
Therefore, although some experimental methods have been launched to screen favourable drug combinations by disease-relevant phenotypic assays [ 8], the high-throughput identification of synergistic agent combinations arising from numerous agents remains an unresolved issue [ 9].
He also highlighted several new methods in journalism that are being launched to include electronic media, such as videos of research studies presented as stories, and for the need to make scientific advancements more easily understood within society.
In Britain this approach emerged from the Schools History Project (SHP), a review of teaching methods launched in 1972.
The principle of the ray launching method is to launch a bundle of rays from the transmitter at an elevation angle and with an azimuth angle as defined in the usual coordinate system.
We propose a new classification and characterization method of the launched applications to find frequent sequences of application runs.
In their groups, the students proposed and justified changes they would make to their method of launching their plane to optimize goal attainment (i.e., maximum flight time).
After that, we had developed a new static launching method to launch balloons with a total lift of 1.0 ton.
Social networks are also increasingly being used as a method to launch attacks.
Laser desorption into an adiabatically expanding gas jet provides an equally soft method to launch biomolecules and even large amino acid clusters into the gas phase with a narrow velocity distribution.
