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The two systems were defined and simulated through a composite model of the whole plant.

More often than not, zone systems were defined by local authorities decades ago and are adopted for any spatial analysis [14, 21].

Systems were defined by general principles that incorporate flexibility and allow systems to be changed so they could function in a near optimal state.

The first two decades of CASE development should, nevertheless, be considered as very fruitful since a general strategy was established and the core algorithms for structure elucidation and verification necessary to deliver expert systems were defined.

Two hydrogeological systems were defined in the study area: (1) a deep water system, which is related to extensive and deep circulation of meteoric water in the regional flow system where the influence of shallow waters is relatively small, and (2) a shallow system, which is related to shallow circulation, and is affected very rapidly by recent rainfall events.

Using the above data, two coordinate systems were defined as follows: a "global coordinate" system, in which x, y, and z represented the anteroposterior, vertical, and transverse directions, respectively, and a "local coordinate" system with the same features as the "global coordinate" system, except that the "x" coordinate coincided with the occlusal plane (Fig. 1).

Involvement of the systemic or portal venous systems is defined as encasement, obliteration or intravascular tumor extension (Fig. 2).

Orthogonal quadruple systems are defined and investigated.

Inclusion principle for such systems is defined.

A number of other classes of fusion systems are defined.

Positive, negative, and push-pull systems are defined and discussed.