A proper understanding of the mechanism of thermal contraction cracking often results in the formation of such cracks being incorrectly attributed to other causes such as plastic or drying shrinkage, is necessary in order to avoid this form of defects.
(Indeed, in the simple Prisoner's dilemma game above, the two strategies are usually called 'co-operate' and 'defect'.) To avoid this confusion, West et al. (2007) suggest the term 'mutual benefit' for behaviours that benefit both self and other, while Sachs et al. (2004) suggest 'byproduct benefit'.
Further, the die design requirement to avoid the defect has also been not yet established.
In order to avoid the defect of predictive discontinuities often encountered when applying previous correlations, a simple, nondimensional, inlet conditions dependent CHF correlation for saturated flow boiling has been formulated.
In order to avoid the defect of slow convergence or premature, a heuristic genetic algorithm is proposed by incorporating the simple heuristics and local search into the traditional genetic algorithm.
Thus, in order to avoid these defects and to accommodate the above mentioned interaction analysis, this paper proposes an IM model suitable for in-depth analysis.
However, it is difficult to avoid the defects such as dog-bone and seam-defect.
Therefore, a novel process scheme which tried to avoid the defects by using a punch with a group of resistance ribs at the bottom was put forward.
In this paper, we propose a novel and effective feedback scheme, orthogonal coded feedback (OCF), in order to avoid the defects of the existing feedback schemes for network coding.
Ultimately, both terms include all procedures that are used to avoid defects or integrate defect correction into the primary oncological procedure and that are performed under the same oncological safety criteria as the conventional surgical procedures.
