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This paper reviews and classifies waverider design methodologies developed by local and foreign scholars up until 2016.

The error percentage values of the newly developed formulae were compared with the other methodologies developed by other researchers and sewing thread manufacturers for calculating sewing thread consumption.

Shelter demand is estimated through a binary discrete choice model based on a carefully designed survey using methodologies developed by seismologists, structural engineers, urban planners and transportation engineers.

Benchmarking of the economics methodologies developed by the Generation IV International Forum GIFF) and the International Atomic Energy Agency's International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles (INPRO), was performed for three Generation IV nuclear energy systems.

The first successful advancement of such an approach was embedded in the Code Scaling Applicability and Uncertainty, and Phenomena Identification and Ranking Table methodologies developed by the Research, and accepted by Regulation arms of the USNRC.

This program incorporates the methodologies developed by Ordaz (2000, 2014), which have been acknowledged to be suitable tools to perform risk assessments at different scales (Cardona et al. 2013, 2014, 2015; Marulanda et al. 2013; Salgado-Gálvez et al. 2016b, c).

The assessment, based on the Measuring Impact methodology developed by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), was carried out in four steps.

Most small and midsize lenders use the so-called standardized methodology developed by the Basel Committee and policed by national regulators.

The new rankings used a methodology developed by the US-based Union of Concerned Scientists to measure corporate positions on climate legislation against criteria such as transparency, company performance and lobby interventions.

According to a widely followed methodology developed by Thomas Laubach and John Williams of the Federal Reserve, America's equilibrium real rate fell from above 4% in the 1960s, to 2% in the 1990s, and is now slightly negative.

Before they can get the go-ahead for rebuilding, local authorities must use methodology developed by the Treasury to show that private finance will prove better value than public borrowing.