Realistic case studies are considered, taking as reference solution the design based on the modal response spectrum method.
Taking as reference our previous work in fast re-authentication, we describe the extensions required to support identity privacy.
Based on this model and taking as reference a 0.35 μm CMOS process, a buck converter was designed and fabricated.
Most labor economics textbooks pay little attention to actual labor markets, taking as reference a perfectly competitive market in which losing a job is not a big deal.
In each case the responses were compared taking as reference the Vulcan XC-72 carbon powder, frequently considered as electrochemical substrates for dispersed electrocatalysts.
Taking as reference a PWR equipped with U-tube steam generators, two-phase conditions occur in the core at power levels greater than 20% nominal power.
The structure and properties of these complexes where comparatively discussed taking as reference their analog complexes made from PGGA and alkyltrimethylammonium bromides already studied by us.
A methodology for the calibration of the partial safety coefficient to be used with these concretes has been applied, taking as reference the results of Level-2 reliability analysis.
We present a thorough search and analysis of the MT coding sequences in the 12 Drosophila genomes completely sequenced, taking as reference the features reported for D. melanogaster, where four isogenes (MtnA to MtnD) are known and deeply characterized.
The experiment yielded optimal chestnut CT images that can accurately reflect internal decay of fresh chestnuts with an overall accuracy rate equal to 96%, taking as reference data the of Subjective Quality Rating of five trained chestnut experts.
The quality of the results produced by the methodology at each step of their calculation procedure was assessed and discussed, taking as reference the accurate results provided by the advanced approach, based on the application of the hybrid electromagnetic model (HEM) and disruptive effect model (DE).
