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This paper represents the first stage of a research project aimed at introducing a "new" method that generalizes the "old" response spectrum technique from earthquakes to thunderstorms.

We introduce Min-Max Learning Real-Time A∗ (Min-Max LRTA∗), a real-time heuristic search method that generalizes Korf's LRTA∗ to nondeterministic domains, and apply it to robot-navigation tasks in mazes, where the robots know the maze but do not know their initial position and orientation (pose).

For 2D maps, we derive a geometric method that generalizes the idea of cobwebbing.

For this 2D map, we derived a geometric method that generalizes cobwebbing in a 1D map to allow us to study the existence and stability of fixed points.

We propose a method that generalizes the sociological theory of brokerage, originally devised on the basis of local transitivity and paths of length two, to make it applicable to larger, more complex structures.

The main objective of this work is to develop a method that generalizes the treatment of part of the particularities of NCL, allowing the development of a validation process that deals with a reduced number of particular cases.

These results are consistent with those obtained using methods that generalize the US light-duty vehicle fleet, but are not a forecast of future vehicle attributes because combinations of less perceptible changes to vehicle price, acceleration and size would also be feasible.

These problems make it practically impossible to compare computational methods or large-scale datasets and also result in conclusions or methods that generalize poorly in most biological applications.

Search query surveillance is a valuable real-time, free and public method, that may be generalized to other behavioral, biological, informational or psychological outcomes manifested online.

Together, Roux et al.'s findings provide an unprecedented look into a wild virus community using a method that can be generalized to uncover viruses in a data type that is quickly becoming more widespread: single cell genomes.

The pioneer work in this framework was put forward by Saminger-Platz et al. in [1] which provides a method to extend a t-norm T from a complete sublattice M to a bounded lattice L. Later, we have developed in [2] an extension method to extend t-norms, t-conorms, and fuzzy negations that generalizes the method proposed in [1] considering a modified notion of sublattice.