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Using the trained ANFIS, the exact optimum blank shape of stretch flange can be inversely predicted more correctly and efficiently.

Approximate three-term solution of deflection is chosen more correctly and the explicit expression to finding critical load and post-buckling torsional load deflection curves are given.

To evaluate the intensity of historical earthquake more correctly and accurately, investigation on local topography, soil layers, hydrogeology, building material and craft is very necessary.

The superior precision of GO-sim over flat-sim is presumably because GO-sim weighs categories more correctly and also possibly because GO-sim was limited to brain-related categories that tend to be more accurately predicted (Fig. 3).

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In 1945 Berlin, he meets 'Ulysses', his KGB opposite number, who is to play a game of cat and mouse with him or, more correctly, cat and mole.

He turned to journalism (or more correctly, columnism), and over the next 20 years, as Myles na Gopaleen, he was the scourge of pretension throughout Ireland, most particularly in the rising governmental class - and at a time, let us be plain, when it was neither popular nor profitable so to be.

Lattices containing Fp from young donors promoted the formation of a more correctly stratified and differentiated epidermis than Fr of a similar age.

Colors in print are made of points of pigment that have red, yellow, and blue (or, more correctly, magenta, yellow, and cyan) as their primary colors that combine to make other colors.

The use of exergy is important because it clearly takes into account the loss of availability and temperature of heat in storage operations, and hence more correctly reflects the thermodynamic and economic value of the storage operation.

C-EVA classified exposures more correctly than univariate and multivariate EVA approaches; classification accuracy was 49%, 47% and 52% for EVA (univariate and multivariate), and C-EVA, respectively (p < 0.001).

The results of McMahon and colleagues indicated that compared to the waist, attachment to the back lead to more correctly classified standing time and less correctly classified sitting and lying time.

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