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The rotation invariance is provided by applying a novel principal orientation alignment based on cross energies of adjacent curvelet blocks.

A common framework to select the most important set of features is provided by applying a selection threshold.

Cross-range resolution is provided by applying a synthetic aperture approach, obtained by mechanically moving the radar antenna along a 2 m length aperture.

Thus, as the ionic strength of the solution increases, a specific current density needs to be provided by applying a specific voltage to the system for an efficient electrocoagulation process (Mollah et al. 2001; Mollah et al. 2004).

However, if these analyses are to be accurate it is necessary for the community phylogeny to provide the best estimate of evolutionary history of the included plant taxa, which according to our results is most efficiently provided by applying a constraint tree.

Control over the large particle-like monoliths and 3D cage nanostructures was provided by applying an instant preformed liquid crystalline phase of Brij 78 (C18EO20OCH2CH2)20OH; C18EO20) surfactant as a template.

Such concentration maps can be provided by applying an analytical, numerical, or stochastic skin model, where reconstruction is usually performed pixel by pixel.

In plasma-assisted atomic layer deposition (PA-ALD), additional energy for the chemical reaction is provided by applying plasmas at an appropriate time interval during the reaction cycle, in which the plasmas are used to produce radicals by gas dissociation [4, 7, 8].

A detailed analysis of prediction accuracy against scale was provided by applying square grids at a range of scales to the validation dataset.

Validation of the proposed model is provided by applying it to the simulation of the three-dimensional deformation of a beam subjected to four-point bending along different directions with respect to the hard-to-deform 〈c〉-axis predominant orientation of the material.

Precaution operates exactly where adequate guarantees against undesirable harmful consequences of scientific innovation cannot be provided by applying the general rules and standards of risk governance, so that the criteria for a responsible management of innovation have to be set case by case.