Until recently, the project focused on development of systematic separation methodology for resolving and analysing the complex components in Chinese herbal medicine and establishment of a comprehensive resource library [ 95].
Aircraft, which are too small and fast for visual avoidance, depend on systematic separation of flight paths.
Disassembly, an element of product recovery, is the systematic separation of an assembly into its components, subassemblies or other groupings.
For each network dimension, CORM factors the design space into function, structure, and behavior, applying to each the principle of separation of concerns for further systematic decomposition.
The aim of limiting the amount of CO2 that is released together with other exhaust gases from power plants can be reached by technologies allowing for a systematic separation of this greenhouse gas.
Its report (1905) proposed territorial separation of black and white landownership, systematic urban segregation by the creation of black "locations," the removal of black "squatters" from white farms and their replacement by wage labourers, and the segregation of blacks from whites in the political sphere.
The hodograph method can make a signal-noise separation of the data in a systematic manner, in terms of model fitting and residual (Fig. 7).
In mammals, tonotopy is established in the receptor organ, the cochlea, and maintained as a systematic spatial separation of different frequencies in different areas of the ascending auditory pathway, and in the auditory cortex.
As noted earlier, the absence of systematic changes in axial separations or surface curvatures of the optical components of the eye at the time that refraction is changing suggests that changes in refractive index must be involved.
