The majority of the literature has focused on discovering numerous vulnerabilities and attacks against sensor networks, along with suggestions for corresponding countermeasures.
The slow and bi-exponential character of the long-wavelength PL decay (7 and 250 ns at 520 nm, and 7 and 450 ns at 630 nm) definitely supports the suggestion of corresponding exciton localization.
This "Darwinian dilemma" was solved in 1905 after the discovery of radioactivity and the suggestion of corresponding physical techniques (i.e. the use of radioactivity as a geological time-keeper).
were analyzed, and corresponding suggestions were proposed for effective application of this technology.
Meanwhile some deficiencies and shortcomings in engineering application are pointed out and corresponding suggestions are given.
Some corresponding suggestions are proposed for a better design of TPCTs in the construction of roadways in permafrost regions.
At this juncture, we would like to highlight three limitations of this study and corresponding suggestions for future research.
At last, it brings up corresponding suggestions from four aspects: the product quality, product standard, product selection and construction application, trying to provide some new thoughts and methods for solving fire-proof sealing and plugging problem.
From the standpoint of reducing environmental pollution and avoiding ecological destruction, combined with the influence of water transport and the damage of shipping emergent accidents on environment, some corresponding suggestions about environmental protection are proposed.
Application of the prepared HCs as adsorbents for a major waste water contaminant, p-nitrophenol, and suggestion of the corresponding adsorption mechanisms.
The identification of ePK-like protein kinases (ELKs) in genomes of bacteria and Achaea showing in the area of the catalytic sites high levels of primary structural homology, led to the suggestion that the corresponding ancestral genes arose at the level of prokaryotes and Archaea [1], [2], [3].
