Through analytical methods, it is observed that our adaptive mount provides superior dynamic performance to passive engine mounts and comparable performance to a small scale active mount over a wide frequency range, given the engine mounting resonance control, shock absorption and vibration isolation performance requirements.
Presently, there are 75,000 small-scale fishers active in the Lake.
The government believes that anywhere up to 50,000 small-scale miners are now active in the Madre de Dios region.
Since the liberalization of the energy market in 1995, small-scale users have become active on the energy market, as indicated by the growing number of users that switch energy provider.
Most extraction of peat from the moors had ended by 2004, after the peat extraction rights, then owned by Scott's, had been bought by the government for £17 million, but a small-scale operation was still active in 2005.
Therefore, this educational programme consisted of small-scale meetings with an active learning environment for the nurses.
Pro-government protesters were active and small-scale clashes happened in the early hours.
After almost ten years of small-scale trials on timbers, an active three-phase conservation programme of the hull of the Mary Rose began in 1994.
Accordingly, recent progress in tissue engineering strategies has led to a paradigm shift in biomaterials research, whereby the concepts of bioinspiration and biomimetics play a more active role in small-scale structures and their time-dependent biological interactions with the host.
Only two utilities are active in decentralized small-scale renewable energy projects, whereby for at least one utility this is only due to marketing or image considerations and no real potential in the field is expected.
Indeed, both large- 1 and small-scale 18 observational studies indicate that physically active obese individuals more often display healthy metabolic profiles than less active obese individuals.
