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The two cases presented in this chapter, the Thompson Institute (TTI) and Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), represent two extremes of the integration of usability requirements analysis and business and functional requirements analysis.
As can be seen in the results presented in this chapter, the cross-over point where fast N-body algorithms become advantageous over direct, all-pairs calculations is in the order of 103 for the CPU and in the order of 104 for the GPU.
In the examples of SLM applications presented in this chapter, the possibility to separate high quantities of compounds using small volumes of organic phases shows that this method is still a very attractive choice when an efficient and selective method is necessary.
The examples presented in this chapter demonstrate the opportunities for predicting the magnitudes of quality retention during preservation processes and potentially minimizing the changes in quality attributes.
Often technical architectures of the kind presented in this chapter accelerate the state of practice by catalyzing work across the industry on plug-and-play, teaming, and collaboration.
Procedures to integrated materials are presented in this chapter and the necessity to motivate the faculties material, design and technology to work together interdisciplinarily to create innovative products is described.
The theory presented in this chapter extends the ultimate load analysis of structures, begun in Chapter 18 for beams and frames, to reinforced concrete slabs.
The implementation presented in this chapter changes the algorithm in a way that leads to O(1) complexity and therefore allows an arbitrary number of active functions.
The examples presented in this chapter underline the dynamic interaction between human actions and wetland habitat reduction at local and global scales.
Key findings presented in this chapter highlight the need for enhanced interventions for improving the health outcomes of rural women and for further research, particularly into the prevention of accidental deaths and access to care for chronic diseases in rural women.
It should be noted that the main issues that differentiate between the finite element models presented in and those presented in this chapter are the presence of reinforced concrete slabs and shear connections.
