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A free interface method is presented in this paper and six test cases are used to evaluate the number of retained substructure modes necessary to ensure convergence.

and (ii) is a joint measurement, performed over the signal together with the auxiliary modes, necessary to achieve optimality?

Of the set of multi-talented people, who are in turn a subset of all the people who are singly talented, only some will develop the necessary integration of thinking modes necessary to make their talents interactive.

Only a few uniform beam modes are necessary to generate the non-uniform beam modeshape and a convergent hull girder frequency.

If the initial condition is a Gaussian wave packet, very few modes are necessary to fully resolve the w variable, so for short time very accurate solutions can be obtained at low computational cost.

However, a biomass-producing mode is necessary to satisfy growth and viability requirements.

Even under a best-case scenario, the RCN would result in an increase in the cyclist injury rate because the infrastructure components have the potential to make cycling more dangerous, while failing to achieve the mode shift necessary to reduce vehicle growth or reach the safety in numbers threshold.

Concerted efforts to bolster cycling amongst student segments with current low cycling participation inclusive of females, students from single parent households and those with adequate access to private motorised travel modes may be necessary to further enhance school cycling mode shares.

For the optimum design of IR staring imaging system with microscanning modes, it is necessary to study the effect of different microscanning modes on the image quality.

The conversion efficiency is limited since the donut mode is only approximating the ideal spatial mode that is necessary to create a purely linear dipole mode [2, 20] by being focused with the parabolic mirror.

To compute the resonance modes, it is necessary to solve a system of equations in the harmonic regime.