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Note that this value is decreased for even larger number of particles to avoid exhausting memory.
Cellular resampling preserves the diversity of the particles to avoid quality loss.
The dispersion of particles to avoid scratch during finishing was achieved via high-shear emulsification and ultrasonic fragmentation.
In most cases, PVP was used as a protecting agent to cap and stabilize the particles to avoid aggregation in the solution [39].
In the proposed CPSO, a mechanism of CA is integrated in the velocity update to modify the trajectories of particles to avoid being trapped in the local optimum.
In particular monocrystalline WC powder was used as injection particles to avoid the intercrystalline cracking often observed in granular or cast WCp reinforced MMC.
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We introduce a new age-averaged model (AAM) that averages all ion exchange particle ages for a given size particle to avoid the expensive Monte-Carlo simulation associated with previous modeling applications.
Therefore, the global best position in the swarm of the top layer influences indirectly the particles of each swarm in the bottom layer so that the diversity of the particles increases to avoid trapping into a local optimum.
The red particles flow to avoid the narrow aperture parts and the domains that disrupt fluid flow are found in a wide area.
In nanomedicine, particular care has to be taken with the particles' surfaces to avoid innate immune system recognition and to secure sufficiently long circulation half-lives for the agents to reach their targets [41].
The dispersion medium, which refers to the solution and solvent system, serves as a protective agent, which can be absorbed or bind onto the particle surface, to avoid the agglomeration of the particles [40, 41].
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