The advantages of the method are discussed and highlighted, in comparison to the current calibration methods used in quantitative chemical analysis by spectrophotometry.
Through a conceptual case study involving the production of four chemical (intermediate) products via a second-generation biorefinery route, the steps of analysis and the need for, as well as the use of, CAPE methods and tools are highlighted.
Training in observational methods and interviewing was highlighted as being particularly key.
The advantages and drawbacks of major methods are highlighted and a theoretical study is provided.
This latter study is particularly notable as it called attention to the great potential for cpSSRs to be informative for studies of noneconomic species and highlighted methods that could be used to identify variable loci and develop suitable primers (Ebert and Peakall, 2009).
Drawbacks of the current methods are highlighted, and a new tariff design methodology based on cost causality is presented.
Advantages and disadvantages of the most established techniques, which are the Lagrangian, Eulerian or meshless particle modeling methods, are highlighted and further topics like the appropriate choice of impactor geometry or material model are discussed.
MTs are hand-rendered (green), mesh is automatically detected (yellow, see 'Materials and methods'), and example connectors are highlighted orange.
Sensor strategies, detector attachments, and coupling methods are highlighted to show designs of the compact, lightweight, and low-cost sensor systems.
In this review, the processes used to prepare superamphiphobic polymer-based coatings by spray- and dip-coating methods will be highlighted, and the compositions and properties of these materials will also be discussed.
