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All the samples were characterized by means of Raman spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction and thermal-programmed reduction and oxidation, in order to define a method for the quantification of the different V species (i.e., isolated vanadium, dispersed polyvanadate and bulk vanadium oxide) that develop on TiO2 support in the presence of promoters.

The method is then extended to cloud computing by assigning security levels to clouds, and building on Bell-LaPadula to define a method for determining if security requirements are met in a particular deployment of the constituent parts of a workflow onto a set of clouds.

The purpose of this study was to define a method for quantifying FAK levels in TMA breast tissue samples and to identify patient and tumor prognostic factors associated with high FAK expression in more advanced primary and metastatic breast tumor samples.

The study contributes to defining a method for designing specific collaboration indexes in different food and fibre chains.

Our aim is to define a method, invariant to time transformations, for finding a reduced-order model with similar disturbance output characteristics to those of the plant for all admissible input sequences.

The main objective of this research is to define a method to assess reliability in energy simulations for underground cellar modelling.

These initiatives often require that permit providers or planners who design such conservation strategies evaluate the costs and benefits of wetlands to society, but rarely that they define a method for this assessment.

The knowledge of the genera/species affecting meat spoilage is necessary to define a successful method for food preservation.

Due to the variety of existing methods, it is challenging to define an appropriate method for each decision problem.

The patent in question defines a method for a mobile device to obtain a map from one database, call up resource information such as the location of a hotel from a second database, and overlay the two sets of data.

(B.2) Foo et al. in [48] have defined a method for digital audio watermarking based on the time-frequency domain.