To make his woodcuts, Munch invented a simplified process of jigsawing each compositional element of the printing block, inking each in the desired color, then fitting them back together and running the reconfigured puzzle through the press just once.
It was also shown that simplified process of carrier-free thermal evaporation without catalyst could be employed to grow nanowires with high yield while maintaining good crystalline and optical properties.
This technique is a simplified process of quantitative risk assessment, using the order of magnitude categories for initiating cause frequency, consequence severity, and the likelihood of failure of independent protection layers to analyze and assess the risk of particular accident scenarios.
However, the state (n) to be estimated is a scalar in this problem, which results in simplified process of the preliminary tuning process for satisfactory tracking performance.
We report here the development of a novel method, termed DGS, for the quantitative analysis of copy number variation, which is based on the tag-counting concept of DK, but uses a simplified process of tag preparation.
"We have developed a simplified process for collection of sales tax that meets the criteria of the Supreme Court and the Congress," said Gov. Michael O. Leavitt of Utah, a leader in the states' effort.
By coupling microchip electrophoresis with the method for the read out, the cost for the SNP detection is greatly reduced as the small sampling amount and the simplified process for the optimization of conditions.
This feature, reproduced with permission from the Turbomachinery Laboratory, reviews a simplified process to identify the sources of contaminants affecting both dry and wet seals.
The two simplified processes were: panels of 7 reviewers who met face-to-face and reviewed only the nine-page research proposal and track record (simplified panel); and 2 reviewers who independently reviewed only the nine-page research proposal (journal panel).
Figure 7 shows a simplified process model of the merging of two vocabularies.
