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In this work, a novel graphical visualisation tool, i.e. Piper diagram is proposed to trace the changes of composition of the process streams, while establishing relationship that contributes to various strategies for process design.
This database thus allows policy makers as well as researchers to trace the changes of national drug expenditure and market structure after implementing these interventions in a closed medical system.
For convenience, the values of estimated SFE (γ S estim) have been formatted in the last columns in such a way to simplify tracing the changes of SFE following with changing of amine substrate for same combination of other substrates (diisocyanate and polyol).
Here, we trace the change of two particles, one of which is POC and the other is POS (Fig. 2b 2c).
We can see that both standard STFT and STFT-CS could accurately trace the change of frequency.
And to solve the second problem, Multi-tasking method combined with Real Time Multi-tasking Operating System (RTOS) is used to trace the change of body frame and update the body frame of attitude matrix when the alignment is finished.
In this system, an object called as "mark" that is set up on the moving components of the cutter is used to help to locate its position during machining, and a laser is set up and applied to trace the change of position of workpiece center axis.
He traced the changes of microfilariae in the alimentary tract of female Culex fatigans (Culex quinquefasciatus) mosquitoes fed with infected human blood.
The result of forming aromatic nitroso compound is supported by tracing the change of IR absorption bands at 1149 and 1587 cm−1 at high concentration of proton donors.
This method allows the user to trace the changes in the steady state of the system as a result of variation of one or more of its parameters.
The second group is designed to trace the lateral changes of the resistivity of formations located approximately at the same depth, and is called profiling.
