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This method contains the key algorithm for voice recognition (Fig. 8).

This method contains four steps projection, duplication, description, and calibration and it is incorporated in a novel software tool.

This method contains three important steps: constructing coefficient matrix and desired response vector; performing ill-posed analysis; and solving equation to find filtering vector.

Of all the advantages that this method contains, increasing the properties of row and sintered material such as density, strength, and fatigue properties is the main one.

But this method contains nothing to compel belief in an argumentative or inattentive reader; for if he fails to attend even to the smallest point, he will not see the necessity of the conclusion.

Normally, this method contains an intrinsic sorting mechanism, in which excessively large particles settle by static placement, and the supernatant, containing finer nano-sized particles as the dispersion, simply collected.

The authors themselves highlighted that this method contain an important assumption: the temperature distribution on the receiver surface is independent of the incident power level.

Statistical carbon dioxide formation equation developed by this method contained individual, interactions and curvature effects of parameters on the carbon dioxide formation.

Other benefits of this method contain the physical conditions of the synthesis, such as the use of atmospheric pressure, the lack of need for an additional flow of inert gas and the moderate reaction temperature.

This method contain all the experimental data perfectly, and provides the possibility of using different mass fractions and temperatures and simulated charts for knowing the information about the viscosity.

Care should also be taken with samples high in organic matter content as the presence of organic matter makes the distillation reaction more exergonic and earlier applications of this method contained steps to remove organic compounds prior to the addition of the STRIP reagent [5, 6, 11].