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Percussionist Michael Fisher, who worked with Colombier on White Nights and several other films, added: "He is as comfortable behind the computer sequencer as he is holding the baton, or creating a full score on paper utilising his own imagination for full orchestra and ensemble".

In this paper, utilising 2D angle-resolved particle image velocimetry (PIV), the flow field of a dilute aqueous-in-oil dispersion is experimentally studied in a stirring tank.

However, selecting the best operating conditions is not obvious for this system and so a systematic approach has been used in this paper, utilising simulations based on a purpose built model to supplement experimental studies.

A framework for an energy supply decision support system (DSS) for sustainable plant design and production is presented in this paper, utilising an innovative use of multi-objective and multi-attribute decision-making (MODM, MADM) modelling together with impact assessment (IA) of the emission outputs.

After the separation, the proteins were electroblotted onto PVDF paper utilising the Phast system.

The variance estimates, which are not considered in this paper, utilise matrix computations which are available in any mathematical or statistical package, such as R or Matlab.

If a paper utilised a mixed-method approach, then both quantitative and qualitative assessments were conducted.

This paper utilised the six week postpartum survey data, from the 174 women from the primary unit cohort affected by birthplace plan change or transfer (response rate 73%%).

Despite recently published papers utilising cohort population-based methods[ 11, 12], these remain relatively scarce in suicidological research.

Several of the papers utilising quantifiable techniques used an alternative method or replicates to obtain a measure of the assay variability.

Papers utilising HPLC to determine carotenoid content often show evidence of chlorophyll degradation products in the respective chromatograms (i.e. pheophytin) (e.g. [ 32, 35, 37]).