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Usually, the GEDM consists of two processes [22, 26]: (i) the aggregation process, where the individual information provided by experts is aggregated, and (ii) a selection process, in which an alternative is obtained as the solution to response the EE (see Fig. 1).

The only solution to this response is to give patients a drug to calm the immune system, making them as dependant on the suppression drug as they were on insulin.

Response rates to our study were similar to a first-round survey of one of these previous studies [ 15] (i.e. 56% of 16 national panelists), supporting the notion of pre-selecting willing participants as a possible solution to improve response rates.

In the paper a first order perturbation solution to the superharmonic response is performed based on the averaging method.

In Section 2, an outlined presentation is made on solution to unbalance vibration response of a Jeffcott rotor, in presence of crack, rotor-stator rub, or their combination.

Finally, the FTGF solution to these frequency response functions is compared with the modal analysis solution along with experimental data for validation.

An analytical solution to thermal buckling response of moderately thick symmetric angle-ply laminated, all-edge clamped rectangular plates subjected to a uniformly distributed temperature load is presented.

A new algorithm is then presented that convolutes the point force solution to the dynamic response due to an arbitrarily distributed dynamic surface pressure.

At the end, a linear optimal control algorithm with displacement velocity feedback is proposed as a solution to suppress the response of BOEFs.

The reduced models, DFR, ASF, single machine and SFR model, are implemented in the package using the step-by-step integration method or analytical solution to calculate frequency response.

The solution to the seismic response of prefabricated bridge substructure was obtained by numerical integration of the nonlinear equations of motion using the Hilber–Hughes–Taylor (HHT) algorithm (Hilber et al. 1977; Hughes 1987).