Designing a structure using multiple time histories, as suggested in recent design guidelines, is a step in the right direction.
Incremental dynamic analysis has recently emerged to offer comprehensive evaluation of the seismic performance of structures using multiple nonlinear dynamic analyses under scaled ground-motion records.
When budset dates were adjusted for population structure using multiple regressions before running RF, this value decreased to 24%.
The questionnaire was semi-structured using multiple choice and dichotomous questions for demographic data, and a Likert rating scale[ 26] for questions about perception of change, to assess the intensity views of the responses.
Consequently, a logical yet previously unreported approach that may significantly improve the in vivo performance of vaginal semisolids would be to formulate rheologically structured platforms using multiple polymers so as to provide both an enhanced rheological structure and mucoadhesive character.
I-TASSER is an automated pipeline for protein tertiary structure prediction using multiple threading alignments and iterative structure assembly simulations [ 19].
Rather, models learn about data (and data structures), then, using multiple layers of non-linear feedback, learn important features of the data and even self-refine.
This paper presents sound absorbing structure constructed using multiple layers of fibrous papers.
In this study, a novel method was developed to produce polylactic acid (PLA) foam with bi-modal pore structure by using multiple soaking temperature (MST) method based on one-step pressure release.
Two examples of such overlapped bIns are shour implementation
Given the high accuracy reached by secondary structure predictors using multiple alignments (e.g. Frishman and Argos, 1997; Jones, 1999; Pollastri and McLysaght, 2005; Rost and Sander, 1995; Thompson and Goldstein, 1997), the present study offers the possibility of acquiring a good quality information to predict tertiary structures from sequence data only, using a minimal number of parameters.
