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Homogenization and variational techniques define novel equilibrium equations depending on only four generalized displacement functions.

Skeletal animation techniques define a workflow which has proven to be effective for boundary representations (B-Reps).

While many shape-characterization techniques define shape relative to a surface, the descriptors returned by FADE and PADRE can measure local geometry from points within the three-dimensional space surrounding a molecule.

Both techniques define the underlying structure of the data (i.e., the latent variables) by projecting linear planes into multidimensional data [Kramer, 1998].

Our data using cyclic stretching techniques define vinculin as a force-transducing protein required for the efficient reorientation of adhesions under force, leading to the repolarization of cells.

Chromatography is one of several separation techniques defined as differential migration from a narrow initial zone.

This transdomain COST Action (TD1201) is exploring high-resolution optical techniques, defining good practice and open standards for state-of-the-art documentation of material cultural heritage.

This 4-year trans-domain Action (TD1201, 2013 2016) explored high-resolution optical techniques, defining good practice and open standards for digitisation and documentation of cultural objects.

Daly and Haahr [28] and Hui et al. [29] use similar techniques, defining betweenness, centrality, and social similarity of nodes as routing metrics.

As already analyzed, among the available ranging techniques defined by the IEEE 802.15.4 standard [1], within ADLU, the range estimates are obtained using the two-way time-of-arrival technique depicted in Figure 2. Regarding the localization process, ADLU adopts the time-of-arrival triangulation of ranges technique defined by the standard.

In order to analyze the performance of the techniques, observing the influence of the number of test cases that fail, we define the following variables: Independent variables and factors General prioritization techniques: Techniques defined in Section 1.