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In this section we first introduce a class of stochastic systems and define the stability in probability of nontrivial solutions of this system.

These maps constitute a tool to design geothermal cooling systems and define the suitability of using the soil as a heat sink for cooling systems.

The soil science community is challenged to apply the accumulated knowledge on soil formation, soil differences and functions, as well as, new tools of robust data processing to evaluate current systems and define objective relationships for better future classification systems.

3, we review results from the literature on 1-D and 2-D CRLBs, compute the bounds for both coordinate systems, and define the LSA and the "L + z" array used later in this article.

Moreover, we have classified the HPC systems into three broad categories, namely: (a) cluster, (b) grid, and (c) cloud systems and define the characteristics of each class by extracting sets of common attributes.

The story of HSP90 inhibitors illustrates the use of natural products as chemical biology tools to understand biological systems and define new molecular targets, together with the application of a range of powerful technologies in contemporary drug design.

We selected four commodity operating systems and defined our own benchmark tool, which induces a controlled thrashing situation in each operating system under study and then brings it back to normality.

ROs mentioned learning about the RO role as a direct result of engagement with the appraisal: particularly learning to improve their own appraisal skills, learning to set up appraisal systems and defining educational objectives for personal development.

In order to generate the initial fuzzy inference system and define membership functions, a fuzzy clustering technique may be used.

Detailed finite element analysis is used to optimize the design, assess the performance of the system, and define suitable operating parameters.

Firstly, we discuss how the information about the identity of a person is derived from biometric samples through a biometric system, and define the "biometric system entropy" or BSE based on mutual information.