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To this aim, VFC is systematically compared with the most recent methods available in this field and suitable to deal with nonlinear system control of car suspensions.

Mean local concentration values in the inside of the compartments were measured and experimental impulse response curves were systematically compared with the theoretical curves corresponding to the models.

The Cervical Spine Outcomes Questionnaire (CSOQ), a disease-specific outcomes instrument, has not been systematically compared with the Short Form-36 (SF-36) or the Neck Disability Index (NDI).

To demonstrate the effectiveness of the SCNFs on improvement of properties of the composite membranes, key physical quantities, i.e. mechanical strength, proton conductivity and methanol permeation were measured and systematically compared with the results of the neat SPEEK and Nafion 117 membranes.

The GTI is then systematically compared with the existing methods, i.e. t-statistics, COPA, OS and ORT.

The developed technique was systematically compared with the current methods of urine preparation in several aspects.

To illustrate the hydrodynamic interactions and coupling effects of FPSO, MWA and mooring system, the numerical solutions are systematically compared with those from the single body mooring system without considering the effects of MWA mooring system.

Also, the dynamic line tension is systematically compared with that provided by the classic quasi-static approach, thereby confirming its limitations.

The approximated SED values calculated by the singular peak stresses using coarse meshes have been systematically compared with those obtained directly from the FE strain-energy using very refined meshes to verify the range of applicability of such an approach.

16 To determine the usefulness of the SMA copolymer as a new vehicle for housing integral membrane proteins such as RCs, the properties of SMA-purified RCs were systematically compared with those of RCs purified in the commonly used detergents N, N-dimethyldodecylamine N-oxide (LDAO) and n-dodecyl β- d-maltoside (DDM), as well as with those of RCs in intact native photosynthetic membranes.

The performance of the nonlinear absorbers is systematically compared with that of classical damped (linearly viscoelastic) absorbers.