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In order to minimize potential steric problems, a kind of rhodamine-based fluorescent probe dye with spacer linker arm was designed and synthesized and its application in immunofluorescence histochemistry was investigated.
To solve the two problems, a kind of novel porous ceramics material was proposed for manufacturing the IEC in this paper for its high hydrophilicity and water storage features.
The information from that call goes into the National Poison Data System, the huge database, directed by Dr. Bronstein, that provides a kind of real-time look at who is being exposed to what, allowing rapid recognition of problems — a kind of early warning system for toxic exposures.
Optimal stopping problems, a kind of dynamic optimization problems allowing investors to stop investment any time before the maturity in order to maximize their profits or minimize their costs, are of great interest and of importance in various fields such as science, engineering, economics, management, and particularly in financial investment.
So I ask whether he sees the midlife crisis as a peculiarly first-world problem, a kind of luxury accessory afforded to those with too much time on their hands.
Ramus himself was aware of this problem, a kind of "Catch 22" situation.
Grey relational analysis (GRA) has been recommended to solve our problem, a kind of efficient tool to perform system analysis, lays a framework for modelling, forecasting, and clustering of grey systems.
In this case, the lower-level optimization problem is a kind of game problem, and the whole problem becomes an NBMF game problem. Figure 2 The framework of NBMF-PSO algorithm.
However, in these problems, assuming a kind of boundary condition is necessary for simplifying the problem and making the computation possible [24].
Academic success, she says, was premised on the ability to approach problems with a kind of fearlessness.
Other complications included heart problems and a kind of muscle damage that could lead to kidney failure, the agency said.
