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First, a continuous model is developed, the application of which is limited to decoupled charging/discharging operations.

This is also a key tenet of social constructivism and connectivism, the application of which is discussed in more detail in the article by Cook et al. (2015).

The results of the comparison lead to improved methods for calculating CIQs for the KAP distribution, the application of which is illustrated through a hydrological example.

It is possible that we may come across a proof, or a counterexample, but the key point is that we do not know a method, or methods, the application of which is guaranteed to yield one or the other.

The Schur complement operator is the sum of subdomain Schur complement operators, the application of which is shown to correspond to the solution of subdomain optimal control problems, which are essentially smaller copies of the original optimal control problem.

It is demonstrated that the joint use of damping models, closed-form solutions and uncertainty propagation techniques previously formulated by these authors leads to analytical formulae, the application of which is as simple as the use of classical conventional procedures.

Enantioselectivities exceeding 90 percent of a single enantiomer are commonplace in enantioselective hydrogenations, a major application of which is in the synthesis of enantiomerically pure drugs.

During the Second World War researchers working on the problem of removing the clutter from radar signals had developed a form of delay line memory, the first practical application of which was the mercury delay line, developed by J. Presper Eckert.

This safety model has been used as the core of a smart application, the strength of which is the workers' contribution.

Low-priority bindings are used by non-critical applications, the definition of which is left to the developer.

Moreover, capecitabine has several advantages over i.v. 5-FU for clinical applications – the first of which is convenience.