In view of these applications, Sakiadis [1, 2] investigated the boundary-layer flow of a viscous fluid past a moving solid surface; various aspects of the problem have been explored by many authors in the past decades.
Potential theoretical solutions to this problem have been explored by Erickson using algebraic geometry [ 10], and by Sumner et al. using representation theory [ 23, 24].
During the past decade, the application of consensus modeling to various QSAR related problems has been explored [1 3].
In this study, the possible use of filler technology to overcome these two problems has been explored by adding limestone fines and ground sand as cementitious paste replacement and evaluating their effects on the performance and robustness of SCC.
The patient in an executive exam has the reassurance that all necessary history questions have been asked, and that problems have been explored.
Such problems have been explored in recent books like Will Hutton's "Writing on the Wall: Why We Must Embrace China as a Partner or Face It as an Enemy," Philip P. Pan's "Out of Mao's Shadow" and James Kynge's "China Shakes the World," and yet Mr. Jacques skims over these issues lightly and dismissively.
Approaches to alleviate these problems have been explored and the results will be discussed.
Many approaches to interval-valued optimization problems have been explored in considerable details (see, for example, [10 12]).
Highly simplified problems have been explored with the aim to gain understanding of the underlying transport processes, thermodynamics and chemical reaction kinetics.
