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The role of experiments for the determination of minor actinide nuclear data is presented as essential to meet the tight uncertainties requirements derived by sensitivity analyses for innovative systems designed to significantly reduce the amount of high level nuclear waste.

Institutionally, it has an engineering culture mobilised by tightly defined requirements derived from those mission goals.

On the one hand we are confronted with the requirements derived from evidence-based medicine (EBM) that should also be met by primary prevention programmes and that give highest priority to the results obtained from randomized controlled trials.

Tuning requirements are derived by analogy to the thermal CZA and the separation performance is explored by simulation.

A list of requirements derived from the analysis is presented.

Firstly, the critical moment and torsional stiffness requirement are derived by using an energy method for an arbitrary number of bracing points.

Continuity requirement was derived by means of a risk allocation from the Target Level of Safety (TLS), whereas TLS results from statistical analysis of historical accident data of aeroplanes for a given period.

To this end, formation requirements and performance parameters are derived by adapting existing models for SAR tomography to single pass techniques.

The liquid displacement potential satisfying the boundary conditions is derived and the wet dynamic modal functions of the plate are derived by using a compatibility requirement along the contacting surface between the plate and the liquid.

These results were derived by taking the direct energy requirements (per unit of the different crop and animal enterprises), multiplying these by the observed crop production areas and livestock numbers and aggregating to the national level [50].

Myocardial ischemia occurs when the oxygen requirement of part of myocardium exceeds the oxygen supply derived by coronary arteries, typically caused by coronary atherosclerotic disease.