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CFD is defined as the set of methodologies that enable the computer to provide us with a numerical simulation of fluid flows.

Future research and development are needed to provide an integrated platform and a set of methodologies that are suitable for various networks such that the design and test cost of the overall NOC-based system (both cores and network) can be reduced.

It's a set of methodologies that affect the entire business.

To this end, this paper proposes a set of methodologies that are derived from several spectrum sensing experiments using heterogeneous sensing solutions.

Future research should also aim to develop a set of methodologies that allow for closer estimates of the 'true' phylogenetic diversity of a community when the research must use a phylogenetic tree containing polytomies and the 'true' phylogeny is unknown.

Making silicon accessible to system designers, leading to a set of abstractions and methodologies that were to influence a generation of EDA technologies, is certainly one of Carver's greatest legacies.

He would like to see people like "behavioural psychologists, communication experts, actuaries, finance people and even corporate strategy people", who would "bring a completely different mindset, a completely different set of methodologies and skills, that we as a security community, really need".

More recently, business intelligence has been conceived as a set of methodologies, techniques and tools that were mainly utilized in order to compute analytics on top of business data and enable its representation under forms that enabled decision-makers to establish diagnostics and prediction related to their business [8].

Science fiction prototyping (SFP) and crowdsourcing are among a range of promising methodologies that are set to transform all spheres of human landscape be it science, business or social.

This paper describes a set of tools, algorithms and methodologies that have been developed and used in order to estimate the radiometric uncertainty achievable for an indicative target sensor through in-flight cross-calibration using a well-calibrated hyperspectral SI-traceable reference sensor with observational characteristics such as TRUTHS.

The dilemma is that although we now have an unprecedented set of methodologies for the identification and analysis of all the molecules in living cells, that methodology alone is not enough.