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The implementation of low-temperature district heating (LTDH) should be considered, thanks to the capability of including more renewable energy and excess industrial waste heat.
The second is to develop a new theoretical framework with the capability of including quantum mechanical effects explicitly to model intermolecular interactions.
In this respect, hybrid structures of amylose and synthetic polymers are a matter of particular interest owing to the polysaccharide's capability of including certain molecules into its hydrophobic helical cavity [1][2].
Another important value of the model is its capability of including in systemic risk networks institutions that are not publicly listed, using the tweet component alone: a relevant advantage for banking systems as the Eurozone one, where only 45 out of 131 of the largest banks, subject to the European Central Bank assessment of 2014, are listed.
Finally, we solve various numerical examples to demonstrate the capability of the method including the computational design of particulate and microvascular composites.
In this paper, we enhanced the capability of Aimsun simulation including signal timing optimization of traffic control with real-time information on the network dynamics.
Several one-dimensional test problems are used to demonstrate the capability of our method, including the Ransom's water faucet problem and the air water shock tube problem.
These systems have the capability to include the managing aspects of biobank that can function as central role in the development of translational research initiatives [ 2- 6].
The capabilities of PAS include the identification and analysis of different type of defects in epitaxial SiGe thin films and the UTB-SOI substrate in a nondestructive manner.
The capabilities of CFMS include the two-level navigation mechanism for version selection, the relationship model that conceptually manages the relationships between physical files as well as the prefix-based naming scheme that can uniquely identify requested objects.
The enhanced model extends the capability of the baseline by including support for local preferencing and selective export filtering of network paths to support common Internet routing policies.
