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The mean and covariance of parameters are estimated synchronously by minimizing the weighted objective function through hybrid of particle-swarm and Nelder Mead simplex optimization method, thus the better correlation between simulation and test is achieved.

The corresponding nonlinear viscoelastic response can be simulated by using the fourth order Runge-Kutta numerical integration method, thus the system bifurcation diagrams with varying dynamic pressures can be obtained.

Note that the synthesis process is an iterative method thus the quality of the currently synthesized speech segment depends on the quality of the previous pitch.

The proposed system adopts a non-predictive speech synthesis method thus the error caused by the median filter is not propagated to future speech samples.

First, it constitutes the base from which we started for the definition of our method; thus, the comparison allows us to quantify the improvement provided by the proposed modifications.

Compared with traditional clustering techniques, there is no need to suppose the data distribution as spheral in spectral clustering method; thus, the nonspheral distributed clusters can be recognized by using the eigenvectors of the normalized similarity matrix.

This confirmed that the improved algorithm removed adsorbed pesticide from all compartments within the soil-interaction depth (DE, see Materials and Methods), thus the resulting removal was not dependent with the depth of each compartment.

Genetic-based approaches require additional laboratory expense, time and expertise compared to traditional field-based methods, thus the amount of information derived should be proportionately beneficial to the increased expense.

GEE has the advantage of requiring fewer assumptions than other methods; thus, the results of GEE are more robust.

The method thus avoids the need for the continuous tracking of data while sensing.

The method thus estimates the yield stress σY, the work hardening exponent n, and the ratio of the yield stresses m.