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It is one of the techniques of soft-computing, i.e. computational methods tolerant to suboptimality and impreciseness (vagueness) and giving quick, simple and sufficiently good solutions.

33 Although solution methods for assembly of very large 34 and long aromatic oligoamides 35 have been described, a significant advance in this area would be the ready availability of solid-phase methods tolerant to a diverse array of side chains; this would facilitate library generation and ease of purification.

Unlike Jenkins' method, the method was tolerant to 100-fold (by mass) of common soil anions like sulfate, nitrate, and chloride.

Results demonstrate that our method is tolerant to 20-fold dilution since the calculated concentrations were within the acceptance criteria (precision 0.16 4.82%%, accuracy 83.04 94.25 %).

We can see that the distance between the original human sequence segments and the corresponding shuffled ones is quite small, thus we conclude that our method is tolerant of sequence rearrangement.

Fault-tolerant design measures, noise reduction measures of signal processing, fault-tolerant methods about data encode and decode, package identification (ID) field fault-tolerant methods, and cyclic redundancy checks fault-tolerant methods are discussed.

The proposed method has advantages over known methods and is tolerant to the baseline offset.

Our evaluations show the feasibility and effectiveness of our schemes as viable routing methods for delay tolerant networks.

Fault tolerant methods in accordance with agricultural work are illustrated to solve the common disturbances from the GPS and the IMU.

For systems that have no unique linearization equilibria, for example multi-link robot systems, the classical "direct" methods of Fault Tolerant Control (FTC) via fault estimation/compensation cannot easily be achieved via a linear time-invariant systems approach.

Other methods of creating tolerant strains include engineering sigma factors, which alter the transcription of the cell.