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The suggested method is based on the combined random processes and the universal generating function technique and drastically reduces the number of states in the multi-state model.

The suggested method is based on the conjecture that a complete description of the impactor shield interaction model for determining the depth of penetration is redundant.

The suggested method is based on a novel modelling and optimisation framework that can address grassroots design, retrofit, or (pure) operation problems in which design and operational parameters are optimised simultaneously throughout several scenarios.

The suggested method is based on linear programming approach and it comprises the identification of the nominal model and the bounds of the uncertain matrices and then expressing the uncertain matrices into uncertain norm bounded matrices accompanied by constant matrices.

In contrast to the conventional approach that generally relies on the components' absorption, the suggested method is based on the phenomenon of light scatter by fat and protein particles.

The third suggested method is based on the MCUSUM control chart which is proposed by Crosier (1988).

The suggested method was based on the theory of an equipotential between the saliva and interstitial fluid of an organism, and this method was compared with the method based on an implanted electrode.

The suggested methods are based on the specific characteristics of the Jacobi matrices, i.e., symmetric, tri-diagonal and semi-positive definite matrices.

The suggested methods are based on the accumulated experience of national fungal red-listing throughout the world, coupled with recently published research on fungal diversity, distributions, and population biology.

The suggested design method is based on the Genetic Algorithm optimization technique.

The suggested wagon-wheel method is based on an analysis of the mask under-etching, i.e., on an examination of the projection of the porous front on the wafer plane.