To meet the needs of applications, it is important to consider the system-level performance, not just the material-level properties.
It can thus be concluded that the strong interaction of structure and physical properties requires a detailed knowledge of the decomposition phenomena present in complex nitrides in order to address the needs of application-tailored design of optical, electronic, or mechanical devices.
Here we address this problem motivated by the needs of applications and interventions aimed at the containment of diseases, such as identifying groups of individuals that need to be prioritized in deploying containment strategies such as vaccination and prophylaxis.
Designed control path is responsible to decide the number of decomposition level as per the need of application as described in Table4.
However, these materials are difficult to process due to the need of application of large cutting force and high cost on tool consumption.
Many of concrete structures during their working life are subjected to influence of different unfavorable factors that can decrease within time their capacity and serviceability, which finally ends with the need of application of appropriate rehabilitation measures or structure demolition.
But it may be varied according to the physical condition or the need of applications.
However, methods for solving EP f, C) still restrict and have not satisfy the need of applications.
However, methods for solving EP ( f, C ) are still limited and have not satisfied the need of applications.
13 The use of OP or carbamates for IRS seems to be the alternative, which has an economic impact on the malaria control programs not only for the higher cost of these classes of insecticides compared with PY but also for the operational cost due to the need of applications two or three times a year, depending on the transmission seasons.
And provided a clear thinking to combine design of tests with practical application of products, which made the detectors meet the needs of practical application.
