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Unlike the conventional temperature-shift-based methodology, the approach presented utilises the concept of stability of the ductile state of the metal.

The methodology is based on three-dimensional hydrodynamic and a conservative tracer transport numerical modelling and utilises the concept of flushing and residence time.

The CET utilises the concept of Efficiency Penalty of the energy system coupled with the Index of CO2 Emissions, which connects the amount of the CO2 emitted by the plant with the Second Law efficiency of the plant itself.

From other side, this approach utilises the concept of alternate reality game, which integrates digital gaming and simulation, with robust mobile communication infrastructure for a novel multilevel educational experience.

The European design rules dealing with stainless steel, EN 1993-1-4 [1], utilises the concept of cross-section classification and the effective width method for the design of slender cross-sections susceptible to local buckling neglecting such interaction effects, hence resulting in conservative predictions.

This model utilises the concept of noise-driven stem cell differentiation [ 15] which is based on the functional stem cell approach to tissue organisation by Roeder & Loeffler [ 5, 16].

The implementation utilises the RTS/CTS concept of the CSMA MAC, with a slight modification.

The proposed approach utilises the super-element concept defined for unit-cells, achieving further efficiencies through an enhanced Element-Free Galerkin (EFG) approach for establishing the planar super-element response.

A novel concept that utilises the correlation between the vorticity neighbouring the falling film gas liquid interface and the gas concentration to characterise CO2 absorption mass transfer by the falling film is proposed in this work.

The paper utilises Granovetter's concept of embeddedness to suggest that the diversity of client behaviour found, was influenced by the social networks and organisational cultures that client staff were embedded within.

The second utilises a novel concept of noise reduction which is attributed to Pisarenko.