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By the synergetic combination of acidification of polymer and nanocomposite techniques, the existing constrains of PVdF membrane were effectively tackled and the sPVdF/sulfonated magnetite@silica (3 wt%) membrane exhibited the peak power density of 120 mW cm−2 associated with the durability of 150 h at 60 °C, demonstrating the potential applicability of magnetite@silica fillers in DMFCs.

Figure 13 Number of sensors, coverage with time and average number of neighbor sensor ( R s = 10, R c = 20, R w = 3, corner, degree K = 1, Time = 0.1 s). Figure 13b shows that the MSNS coverage algorithm operates in the similar way to that of the existing constrained coverage, avoiding obstacles.

Many people see the possibility of resolving or at least mitigating our major health care problems by removing presently existing constrains on competition.

To show the high performance of the proposed method, we compare the proposed algorithm with six existing constrained optimization algorithms and five penalty function based methods.

Taking into account the large number of lysine residues that are spread all over the surface of cytochrome c, one could not exclude some alternative arrangement of cytochrome c between the two WD domains, which also would satisfy the existing functional constrains.

The proposed OTPU algorithm for the PLPC problem is compared with the existing classical distributed constrained power control (DCPC) algorithm in [45].

Based on the Bayesian framework, the MCMC method uses the existing data to constrain the solutions, which not only satisfies the statistical characteristics of the inversion parameters but also integrates the prior information to improve the inversion accuracy.

Numerical results have shown that the existing models on constrained layer damping analysis are not suitable when the core is very thick (as is the case in sandwich beams) or when the core modulus is lower.

Other policies are constraining the existing conditions: e.g. a new technology becomes compulsory.

All these subjects are tackled in this special issue, making a valuable contribution on the existing information that is constrained by high-quality data acquired in the frame of the MarDIM project, a joint effort of Turkish and Japanese scientists financially supported by JICA, JST and the Ministry of Development in Turkey.

"Dismantling a test site does not seriously constrain the existing arsenal or even future designs," said Mount.