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Moreover, DTRAB is able to simultaneously construct a defensive mechanism to discover attacks as well as find out the root of the threat by tracing back the attacker's original network.
For the first time, this property allows us to simultaneously construct a Calderón multiplicative preconditioner for the discretized operator and for a 3-D hybrid finite/boundary element method formulation, applicable to electromagnetic scattering problems.
Some cities will focus on the construction of metros; some will mainly develop light-rail systems, monorail systems, and trams; some will speed up the development of urban express rail transit; and some others will simultaneously construct low-, medium-, and high-capacity urban rail transit.
However, we simultaneously construct and linguistically rely upon an "other" -- types of experiences and identities that fall outside this construction of meaning.
National Grid are would simultaneously construct a pipeline to transport 64 km to the Yorkshire coast for sequestration.
We simultaneously constructed corresponding combinatorial cDNA antibody Fab libraries except that construction of a cDNA Fab library using pt1 PBMCs was omitted because the isolation of bnmAbs by single cell sorting of memory B-cells from pt1 PBMCs has been reported [18,28].
The performers in his films play a shifting catalog of roles — biker boy, hustler, debutante, faded movie queen, aged grand artiste — that are simultaneously constructed and poignantly real.
Those choices are made not by appealing to evidence but by drawing on antecedently accepted social values or, in some instances, by simultaneously "constructing" both the natural and the social order.
Two classes of state feedback controllers and a common Lyapunov function (CLF) are simultaneously constructed by backstepping.
Simulation experiments demonstrate that the proposed system is effective and robust in simultaneously constructing the adaptive structure and locomotion pattern.
As the delegate spoke, Pinkney had to make sense of a message composed in one language while simultaneously constructing and articulating the same message in another tongue.
