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This paper presents an applicable method using the maximum length sequence-modulated continuous wave.

To present an applicable QoS mechanism for the NDN architecture, this paper proposes to classify different types of data and imports the idea of data lifetime, which means that an IP packet that has been in the network too long should be discarded, to take the place of traditional memory update methods, like the Fist In, First Out (FIFO) algorithm and the Least Recently Used (LRU) algorithm.

We present an applicable method for estimating smoothing kernel width parameters for a much larger set of images and demonstrate that the number of principal components for NPCA is robust to variations in the noise as well as in images.

In addition to presenting a generally applicable methodology, our findings provide several candidate pathways or core modules recurrently perturbed in GBM or ovarian carcinoma for further studies.

We present an easily applicable test for rapid binary typing of Staphylococcus aureus: binary interspace (IS) typing.

This paper presents a general applicable method for studying design propagations in kinematics of mechanical systems.

In this paper, we present a generally applicable and simple approach which may yield useful information from NMR signals of different petro-physical properties and porosity.

This paper presents a broadly applicable approach to modeling the thermal response of liquid undergoing radiative heating in microchip reaction chambers by using optical and material properties for analytical and finite element methods.

This paper presents a generally applicable numerical procedure for designing robust structures under uncertainty, which can be coupled with any arbitrary nonlinear computational model for statical or dynamic structural analysis.

Considering that fault location is a fundamental step to help distribution companies to maintain reliability indices within acceptable margins, this work presents a method applicable to both traditional systems and systems with the presence of distributed generators.