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Ageing management is usually implemented for reactors maintenance.
This group also contains participatory methods, i.e. scenario workshop, workshops, citizen and expert panels, which are usually implemented for generating long-term visions using the previous inputs [36, 41].
Using software that is usually implemented for VJing, Castro manipulated a live video feed of participants before she used a DSLR camera to photograph the wall-projected portraits.
We followed the steps usually implemented for differential gene expression analysis, so various gene isoforms were not of interest.
We consider a centralized processing unit (central node), as usually implemented in many networks for operation management.
Symmetry operations are usually implemented as a tool for symmetrizing already build molecular structures [5] that moves already defined atoms into appropriate positions [18].
In such cases, polling strategies are usually implemented where clients repeatedly check for the desired information.
The EKF for SLAM is usually implemented using floating-point data representation demanding high computational processing power, mainly when the processing is performed online during the environment exploration.
STED, for instance, is usually implemented as a point-scanning approach that uses a "donut" of light, superimposed on the excitation beam, to force fluorophores at the periphery of the illumination volume to stay dark via a process called "stimulated emission," thereby shrinking the emitting region to the donut's center.
The discrete wavelet transform (DWT) and inverse DWT are usually implemented using the filter bank techniques for a scheme with only two filters: low pass (LP) H z) (decomposition) and H ̃ ( z ) (reconstruction), and high pass (HP) G z) (decomposition) and G ̃ ( z ) (reconstruction), where: G z) = zH -z) and G ̃ ( z ) = z-1H -z) [16].
Bias correction is usually implemented prior to using climate model outputs for impact studies.
