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Increasing the solidification rate results only at mould thicknesses of 4 mm and below in a significant refinement of the particle microstructure, necessitating liquid metal deposition techniques to utilise it for obtained improved mechanical performance of HMS.

In addition, while studies have begun to develop statistical techniques to utilise quantitative streamline density values in the analysis of tractographic output (e.g., Caspers et al., 2011; Iturria-Medina et al., 2007), these values are difficult to interpret in any absolute way (Bastiani, Shah, Goebel, & Roebroeck, 2012; Jbabdi & Johansen-Berg, 2011; Jones, 2008; Jones, 2010).

The ability of this technique to utilise routinely processed FFPE clinical material of mixed tumour and stromal tissues is beneficial compared with other methods of DNA analysis, such as deep sequencing, that requires a minimum of 50 70% tumour cells from frozen tissue and relies on other labour intensive techniques.

The technique outlined supports the pre processing of incident solar energy and system loads as discrete probability functions which subsequently allows simple linear programming techniques to be utilised.

The research defines a process for segregating new or emerging technologies from current technologies to enable the various costing techniques to be utilised.

It means a rarefied form of fashion, entirely made by hand, which allows designers to utilise techniques unimaginable elsewhere.

This paper examines whether it is possible to utilise optimisation techniques to enhance the efficiency of the experiment-based development of a new product.

Another approach to tackling the problem of slips and lapses whilst performing procedures would be to utilise educational techniques that involve distraction.

When attempting to obtain the location of an interface, an alternative to using sensing technologies is to utilise a technique driven by user input.

When subsequently tested in a different scenario that contained an oesophageal intubation, the trainees failed to utilise the new technique.

This enables the powerful modelling features associated with the finite element technique to be utilised, including the ability to account for nodal masses, spring support stiffnesses and non-classical boundary conditions.