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To tackle this drawback, this study presents a Robotic Prefabrication System (RPS) which employs a new concept called "re-fabrication": the automatic disassembly of a prefabricated structure and its reconstruction according to a new design.
To tackle this drawback some research studies are being carried out.
Two common approaches can be applied in stochastic programming to tackle this drawback: decomposition techniques such as Benders decomposition, L-shaped methods and scenario approximation techniques such as SAA.
To tackle this drawback, Patel and Teja (1982) put forward a three-parameter CEOS, known as PT-EOS, which includes adjustable Z c by introducing a third parameter into EOS.
To tackle this drawback, the low-rate IEEE 802.15.5 standard provides two solutions named AES and SES, both focused on reducing the duty-cycle of the transceivers, so as to switch them for as long as possible to the sleep mode.
To tackle this drawback, a "dirty little secret" is employed, namely D-galactosamine, a hepatotoxic agent, which is injected together with the bacterial toxin (NB D-galactosamine was also used when bacterial DNA was shown to induce lethal shock in mice).
In order to tackle the drawback of using the remote signal that may impact reliability of the controller, a modified signal equivalent to the remote speed deviation signal is constructed from the local measurements.
In this paper we present three extensions to tackle those drawbacks.
In this paper, we use Multi-Input and Multi-Output (MIMO) technology to tackle these drawbacks and to perform the monitoring mechanism without affecting the QoS.
Second generation biofuels derived from lignocellulosic feedstocks tackle the drawbacks posed by the so-called first generation ones regarding feedstock availability and competition with the food industries.
To tackle the drawbacks of two traditional strategies of spectrum arrangement, we propose a novel strategy of spectrum arrangement, called hybrid spectrum arrangement, to take advantage of their merits.
