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In this chapter, we describe some recent techniques and results in model-based testing of software product lines.
In this paper, we attempt to explain the expanding body of the work in this area, including a discussion of recent techniques and algorithms.
However, current interactions between biology and mathematics tend to follow from classical interactions over the past 500 yr, especially pedagogically (Cohen, 2004), whereas the types of collaborations driving the quantitative biology revolution tend to be based on relatively recent techniques and models.
Here, we present two of the most recent techniques, the MC2 branch-and-partition algorithm and the MC2 branch-and-bound algorithm, to solve MC2 integer linear programs.
This paper presents an overview of fatigue fracture problems in metallic, polymeric and ceramic implant materials, looks at some recent techniques of testing and discusses the future development of fracture and wear resistant biomaterials.
The recent techniques for desalination and wastewater treatment are energy intensive and unsustainable.
With the appropriate optimizations, such images can be computed efficiently using either global illumination or traditional rendering techniques, and recent techniques have allowed IBL to happen in real time.
This article provides an overview of some recent techniques, potential challenges, and future applications of CR.
The algorithm's effectiveness is compared against 11 other methods, including genetic algorithms, tabu search, simulated annealing and other advanced and recent techniques.
> With improved imaging and recent techniques, such as contrast medium washout measurement on CT and CSI in MRI, only a small percentage of adrenal masses, cannot be accurately characterized and require percutaneous biopsy for diagnosis.
System performance; exergoeconomic and enviroeconomic analysis; different solar still designs; and recent techniques in solar stills have been discussed in detail.
