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Finally, a wide literature review will be presented in order to give the reader all of the sources of information useful for any in-depth study.

Also, a (quite personal) survey of quantum computation is presented in order to give the readers a (unbalanced) panorama of the field.

A brief general review is first presented in order to give some theoretical and physical insights upon structural vibrations superimposed on an initial static state.

In the second part, applications are presented in order to give a convincing demonstration that the proposed moving finite element method is a powerful tool to compute numerical solution of a large class of 1D and 2D problems modelled by time-dependent partial differential equations.

The development of such systems towards applications in lithography, surface etching, polymer design and two photon absorption processes are presented in order to give a state of the art overview of the development of new photoacid generators in the last three decades.

In the second part, applications are presented in order to give a convincing demonstration that the proposed moving finite element method is a powerful tool to compute numerical solution of a large class of 1D and 2D problems modeled by time-dependent partial differential equations (PDE).

An experimental measurement of the size of the valve gap is presented in order to validate mathematical relations that give valve gap sizes versus homogenising pressure.

In the present paper, an isochronous approach is presented in order to decrease this number, and therefore to give an answer with current computational facilities in a time equivalent to calculations for monotonic loading conditions.

Setting up the Development Environment: Using Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express Edition, the Visual Studio development environment main window is presented in order to select Windows Form Application and to give a name (BAU GIS) to the web site.

However, which proteins need to be present simultaneously in order to perform a given function is frequently unknown.

Given that the instances were presented in order of difficulty (see Methods and Materials for details), we used the instance presentation order (i.e., from 0 to 27) as a proxy for its difficulty and assumed that difficulty increased linearly.