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A general definition of thunderstorm response spectrum is introduced, which allows a straightforward evaluation of the maximum structural response and the equivalent static force.

The proposed algorithm is based on the disturbance observer design which allows a straightforward design of compliant interactive force and employs feedforward controller to compensate for the frequency bandwidth that can be sacrificed due to low impedance design.

Consequently, a prognostic score categorization is proposed, which allows a straightforward calculation of the recurrence risk for a given case, to define therapeutic strategies, for counseling of patient and to design future trials.

It also can take advantage of separable structures of the split object functions, which allow a straightforward treatment of various regularize terms, such as total variation regularization [19].

In order to evaluate the conditions of work across occupational categories and to compare the relative exposures of workers to adverse work environments, the so-called polar plots were used which allow a straightforward comparison of the relative weight of prevalences across groups.

Sm29 ortholog genes are single-copy in most of species studied (except for Schistosoma rodhaini, displaying two copies), which allows a more straightforward observation of the evolutionary pressure throughout the evolution of this genus.

A comparison between this RSR proposal and the straightforward approach shows that the proposed algorithm achieves an approximately 10-fold gain in execution time, which allows a speed-up of signal processing algorithms.

For routine MRAs, a straightforward protocol is to begin with localisers of the anatomical area in question, followed by coronal and axial T2-weighted single-shot fast spin echo sequences, which allow a global anatomic assessment.

As a metric for PLS, we use a parameter which allows for a straightforward assessment and comparison of practical transmission schemes, based on the error rate achieved by Bob and Eve.

This paper deals with an approximate method based on the technique of conformal mapping and a variational formulation which allows for a straightforward solution of the title problem for a certain type of composite membranes.

Through variational arguments, we derive a simple expression for these ionic fluxes in terms of the electroneutrality condition, which allows for a straightforward treatment of the new unknowns.