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Dynamics of the piecewise smooth nonlinear oscillators is considered, for which, general methodology of reducing multidimensional flows to low-dimensional maps is proposed.

The methodology of reducing the size of the training set by excluding samples, both in semi-supervised or unsupervised settings, is called "data pruning" and has been previously used to avoid overfitting and improve generalisation [20], [21].

The concept of locking is a methodology for reducing the number of unnecessary computations, which was introduced at the nodal level in the locked-sweeping method [40].

The influence of high-efficiency external walls, roofs, windows, ventilation units and solar collectors on energy use and construction costs were studied by using multi-stage methodology for reducing the number of combinations.

This work introduces a methodology for reducing the execution time of the kriging interpolation method without losing the quality of the model results, as occurs in simplified moving neighborhood solutions.

In addition, this methodology offers the advantage of reducing operational and capital costs due to minimizing the process for ethanol production by excluding expensive processes related to detoxification prior to enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation such as washing/conditioning and solid liquid separation of pretreated slurry.

Validation of a new methodology to reduce this time requires evidence of its applicability to a wide range of materials.

Similarly, constructive outcomes were reflected from the simulation of the proposed methodology in terms of reduced routing overhead, end-to-end delay, and energy consumption.

We investigated the optimal conditions of the Maillard reaction (MR) with ribose using response surface methodology to reduce the allergenicity of its protein.

For these reasons, investigating new alternative methodology to reduce the consumption of organic solvents in CT-based spectrophotometric analysis of CLM is very important.

In an earlier paper of our group, a new mathematical methodology to reduce the combinatorial complexity of integrating design and control was introduced (Malcolm et al., 2007).