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The method utilises a well-defined dependence of elevation on range of ground scatter returns.
The method utilises a matched asymptotic procedure to derive the change of potential energy associated with the fracture process.
The method utilises a special style of VHDL modelling, so the description is universal and comprehendible to a human.
The method utilises a combination of two analysis' tools, the multicriteria decision-making and the building simulation towards the direction of a holistic assessment of HVAC systems.
The method utilises a gradual change in thickness of a plate or bar, partly covered by thin damping layers, from the value corresponding to the thickness of the basic plate or bar (which is to be damped) to almost zero.
The method utilises a high purity silicon substrate with very high resistivity, a thin SiO2 surface layer, nanometer masks for the lateral positioning single phosphorus implantation, biased electrodes applied to the surface of the silicon and sensitive electronics that can detect the charge transient from single keV ion strikes.
Our method utilises an individualised model to harness highly detailed phenotypic data already collected by healthcare providers.
The proposed method utilises the overall structural response of a laminate composite specimen to develop the constitutive model of a single ply unidirectional laminate.
A nonlinear signal-based control (NSBC) method utilises the 'nonlinear signal' that is obtained from the outputs of a controlled system and its linear model under the same input signal.
The method utilises modifications to existing electrode feed manifolds to produce an air-electrolyte jet that mixes the cell contents and improves the copper mass transfer by shrinking the Cu2+ concentration boundary layer around the cathode.
While our method utilises the model for synthesis at the latter end of a systematic review, logic models have been suggested as being of value at various stages of the process [ 7].
