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Often, the simulating system cannot provide in a simple manner the dynamical structure of the simulated systems.

In order to obtain the partial detection result in a simple manner, the proposed algorithm modifies the index of the column vectors for the channel matrix.

The concept of a synthetic frequency spectrum (SFS) has been introduced to represent in a simple manner the density of states of a molecular solid.

All of the non-compliant samples and their respective countries of origin have been summarised in Figure 1, presenting in a comprehensive and relatively simple manner the origin of all samples investigated together with their quotas of non-compliancy.

Whilst prosthodontic obturation can deal with these aspects in a simple manner, the stability of the obturator prosthesis and its ability to completely seal the oro-nasal defect has limitations.

Taxonomies offer some benefits to researchers: (1) summarize and describe in a simple manner the literature works; (2) offer guidance and perspectives when engaged in similar works; (3) help them in situating and comparing their works with existing ones.

The authors in [10] propose a full inter-relay interference algorithm, where the cancellation is performed at the destination in a simple manner; however, the noise accumulation associated with the algorithm limits the overall system performance.

It is demonstrated that the complex stress and temperature dependence of minimum creep rate of this steel grade can be rationalised in a simple manner on the basis of the new power law creep equation that incorporates the tensile strength σTS.

The fastidious binding of these molecules could be easily understood from wire models of the binding site, in which charged and hydrophobic residues were found in appropriate places to interact in a simple manner with the anchor residues of the bound peptides (Wallny et al., 2006).

In the first four specifications (1) - (4), I model the effect of the 2 + 3 + 2 rule in a very simple manner by the inclusion of a dummy variable that takes the value 1 if the freedom of movement is restricted and the value 0 if not.

Here, temporal modulation of local N2 by propagating gravity waves or stationary disturbances is discussed in a simple manner because the regions of clear gravity waves coincide with the regions of large N max 2 (Figures 3c and 6e).