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This concept consists of the classical tuned mass damper and an eddy current damping.
This concept consists of defining modification domains, then defining global and several local modification functions in each domain.
This concept consists of a 4 m by 10 m coronagraphic telescope in a deep space orbit.
This concept consists of three pillars: Prevention of unemployment (pillar 1), minimising the inflow rate from short-term unemployment (pillar 2) and maximising the outflow rate to employment and education (pillar 3).
This concept consists in converting shape and analysis information in a size map (a mesh sizing function) with respect to various adaptation criteria (refining the mesh around geometric form features, minimizing the geometric discretization error, boundary conditions, etc).
This concept consists of three different parts: (i) a probabilistic fragility analysis for each individual physical element (i.e. a building or an infrastructure element), (ii) a composite index methodology for the measurement of community disaster resilience, and (iii) a complex network approach (graph theory) for the assessment of the resilience of urban systems as a whole.
At its core, the concept consists of a set of sustainability rules which substantiate these constitutive elements (for more details, see "Methods").
Thus we would be inclined to think the concept of equity is closely related to that of social justice, since this latter concept consists of trying to achieve equality, understood both as a means and as an objective to be attained.
This new ASR system concept consists of four subsystems: source water, storage space-aquifer, recharge facilities and recovery facilities.
Therefore, the CO2-DISSOLVED concept consists in coupling this CO2-brine dissolution technology to a geothermal loop with a hot brine production well for heat extraction and an injection well for re-injecting the cooled brine saturated with CO2 [2].
Peirce, a logician, held that the function of all inquiry is to eradicate doubt and that the meaning of a concept consists of its practical consequences.
