In another method, a solution of an alkoxide in alcohol is stirred into a liquid dispersant that causes the solution to break up into small droplets.
In "Solution method" a solution method has been provided.
In order to illustrate the method, a solution of a real world problem is presented as a numerical example.
For numerical inverse method, a solution algorithm was developed based on the function specification method to solve the inverse heat conduction equations.
In the second method, a solution reservoir holding the physiological solution is bubbled to equilibration with vaporized isoflurane and concentrations are set to the desired nominal concentrations by a calibrated vaporizer, e.g. [2].
In contrast, with the vitrification method, a solution containing a high concentration of a CPA is rapidly cooled to achieve the transition from the liquid phase to the solid phase (amorphous) without ice crystal formation [ 36].
By this method, a solution containing the active ingredient along with the film-forming polymer, plasticizer(s) and other required excipients is allowed to evaporate leaving a solid film behind.
Warren et al. assumed a uniform probability distribution of number of molecules, with maximum number assumed to be 4000, and using Bayesian and combinatorial methods, presented a solution.
Bayesian variable selection techniques, such as stochastic search methods, offer a solution to this problem.
Episcopic 3D imaging methods provide a solution to this problem, replacing individual section images with images of the embedded tissue block face [ 18,19,20 24].
