The most efficient utilization of new tools will be through collaborative activities by cross-disciplinary teams and international collaboration.
Three processes namely, LNG, GTL, and methanol considered as the most promising utilization options are addressed in this paper to represent a natural gas processing and production network.
In nearly every application of externally bonded FRP used to strengthen RC members, the failure mode that results in the most efficient utilization of FRP, although not necessarily the most ideal, is rupture of the FRP laminate.
The most common utilization of Ni/γ-Al2O3 catalyst is the methanation of CO and CO2, where CO and CO2 are reacted to methane by hydrogenation to product the synthesis nature gas [9, 10].
Based on calculated crop yield per 1,000 m3 water volume required (Table 6), crops are recommended for the most effective utilization of water for each of the 15 countries examined (Table 11).
In order to have the most efficient utilization of the network, a scheduler in such a network should try to distribute the amount of bits that can be received or transmitted by each user according to given throughput guarantees.
The most common utilization practice is to apply manure to cropland, pasture, and hayland as a source of nutrients for plant growth and organic matter to improve soil tilth and water holding capacity.
With the QoS criteria as the lower-bounds of the ASC on two traffic directions, to make the most efficient utilization of the system total power we propose the following optimization problem begin{array}rcl@ underset{P_{T_{1}}^{[k]},P_{T_{2}}^{[k]},P_{R}^{[k]}}{min} & & P_{Sigma} end{array} (15).
In addition to the study of these disorders, the most widespread utilization of MEG is in the identification of epileptic foci in pediatric epilepsy [21].
cAMP, in turn, binds the global regulator CRP which activates most carbon utilization promoters.
The most valuable utilization of PSA remains after whole-gland treatment, where increases in PSA correlate well with disease recurrence.
