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We analyse the main features of free-form surfaces used in this technology, and propose a sequence of steps to identify the most suitable milling strategy.

Models of Alzheimer's disease propose a sequence of amyloid β (Aβ) accumulation, hypometabolism, and structural decline that precedes the onset of clinical dementia.

First, we identify the rate processes responsible for the net growth in granule size in a top-sprayed fluidised bed granulator and propose a sequence of events based on these rate processes.

We propose a sequence of experiments that allows one to choose optimal control-gains, filter parameters and settings for a continuation method without a priori study of a model.

We propose a sequence of required statistical methods used to develop an empirical model and we discuss in detail why they are appropriate for use in tribology, in comparison with other possible solutions.

We propose a sequence of sum-of-squares (SOS) approximations of this problem obtained by first lifting the original problem into the space of measures with continuous densities and then restricting these densities to polynomials.

For the Royal Marines, planning a mission is about more than just proposing a sequence of actions and allocating resources.

The latter, issued after a yearlong study, proposes a sequence of projects, from earth-orbiting space stations to lunar bases to a base on Mars, and lists their attendant hardware; its cover depicts an exotic pinkish Mars-scape, with NASA astronauts standing on a hillside overlooking a NASA base & reacting joyfully to the launching of a rocket, presumably bound for Earth..

The latter, issued after a yearlong study, proposes a sequence of projects, from earth-orbiting space stations to lunar bases to a base on Mars, and lists their attendant hardware; its cover depicts an exotic pinkish Mars-scape, with NASA astronauts standing on a hillside overlooking a NASA base & reacting joyfully to the launching of a rocket, presumably bound for Earth.

Since the resulting model discrimination problem is a nonlinear non-convex mixed-integer program, we propose to solve this in a computationally tractable manner, albeit only approximately, by proposing a sequence of restrictions that guarantee that the obtained input is separating.

It clarifies the position of each of the (proposed) business partners in the broader scheme, physically (how 'biobased' flows should become connected) and in terms of timing, proposing a sequence of phases in which processes of biomass valorisation should be expanded.