The authors apply their framework to the issue of financial management.
The authors apply both methods on real data collected from Serbian municipalities and finally, compare results obtained by them.
To guide their review, the authors apply the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses) Statement as a methodology.
In a recently published article, the authors apply the MapRE tool and show that potential for renewable energy generation is several times greater than demand in many countries.
In this book, the authors apply their revolutionary Balanced Scorecard management system to corporate-level strategy, revealing how highly successful enterprises achieve powerful synergies by explicitly defining corporate headquarters' role in setting, coordinating, and overseeing organizational strategy.
The authors apply the method of finite integral transformation (based on Timoshenko's theory) to develop a new closed solution for the electro-elastic system of graded-varying stiffness and thickness under consideration.
In this paper, the authors apply the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code to the structural assessment and design optimization of dissimilar welded joints subjected to transitory thermo-mechanical loads.
The authors apply an analytical model of the vortex flow that links vortex behaviour to surface pressure to assess these contributions, and show that their absence results in the net underprediction of Cp∨ and Cprms, even when the quasi-steady theory is applied fully, with no linear simplifications.
In this paper, the authors apply the auto regressive time series modelling approach to produce spectral estimates of two such problems — non-stationary data obtained from the large amplitude response of a cable stayed bridge to wind excitation and non-linear data obtained from modal testing of cracked reinforced concrete beams.
This method provides the most efficient energy system, best combination of equipment capacity and best operational planning for cooling, heating, and power simultaneously with respect to certain criteria such as energy consumption, CO2 emission, etc. Specifically for this paper, the authors apply this method to a sample building as a case study.
In this study the authors apply a recently developed methodology of obtaining the temperature distribution at the interface of two sliding semi-infinite bodies by partitioning the heat between them in such a way that the temperature at every point in the interface is same for both the bodies.
