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The two methodologies aim to get the best prediction accuracy for the SCC ingredients using the 28-day compressive strength and slump flow diameters as inputs of the ANN.

While in early stages of the design process precise power consumption can only be obtained from very time consuming gate-level (GTL) simulation, power estimation methodologies aim to reduce computational overhead by deriving models to approximate power consumption on higher levels.

Particular attention is focused on methodologies aimed to hinder side reactions.

On one hand, the focus has been on detailed design methodologies aiming to handle these loads, while on the other hand, guidelines to develop temporary access roads for wind farms were also presented [37].

It is therefore important to understand security and privacy within the context of cloud computing and identify relevant security and privacy properties and threats that will support techniques and methodologies aimed to analyze and design secure cloud based systems.

A direct access to the CAN-BUS system, where present, can be difficult; as a consequence, some practical solutions (sensors, numerical methodologies) aimed to deduce continuously but indirectly the engine performances are therefore proposed and discussed.

The experiment we conducted is inspired by previous methodologies aiming to achieve similar objectives.

Screening methodologies aiming to identify compounds reactivating a p53 response have caveats and limitations.

In this way it is important that methodologies aimed to reduce or eliminate T-cell epitopes are utilised as well as other potential contributors to immunogenicity (i.e., aggregation, degradation, or impurities).

There is also a relevant need for the development of methodologies aiming to integrate omics and clinical data, both as network-based approaches [ 68, 69] and as both network and data-driven approaches [ 70].

The underlying methodology aims to discover knowledge, interesting patterns and relations that contribute to student dropout.