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Two GPS daily observations with quiet and active troposphere conditions are processed based on a CORS network of nine stations shown in Figure 2.

To understand the origin of the sign of residual stresses, a Finite Element simulation model of finish cylindrical grinding with temperature dependent material properties was established and thermo-mechanical simulations were processed based on two-dimensional numerical simulation using SYSWELD 2010®software.

In the statistical analysis of the time-series data, Autoregressive Moving Average models (ARMA) describes a stationary stochastic process based on two polynomials, one for the Auto-regression (AR) and the other for Moving Average (MA) [ 26].

There are two main curing processes based on two different sealing systems.

This paper explore the role of safety margins and design margins in the design process based on two case studies in truck design and jet engine component design.

The modeling of soot formation and destruction employs an existing description of the key processes based on two soot variables the soot volume fraction (or mass concentration) and the particle number density.

In this work, we present a resource, the Cell Cycle Database, intended to support systems biology analysis on the Cell Cycle process, based on two organisms, yeast and mammalian.

In addition, a typology of the interviewed farmers was constructed to study the main factors driving their decision-making process based on two considerations: their perception of risk and their attitude towards abortion notification.

Although OE-PCR becomes a general method in making construction as well as some researchers have already assembled four different linear DNAs through a modified OE-PCR [ 9], the process based on two separated reactions and wasn't strictly simultaneous splicing.

Energy, exergy and yield effectiveness of the process, based on three, four and five-step cycles, is examined.

For undeveloped lakeshores in the Northern Appalachian/Acadian ecoregion (330 000 km2), we developed a geospatial screening process based on four factors: (1) urban area proximity, (2) attractiveness of amenity (size), (3) regulatory gaps in protection, and (4) likelihood that owners will develop.