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Thank you for your kind efforts for the paper.Īuthor Response File: Author Response. My reply is presented in the file attached. My comments and suggestions are presented in the file attached. For clear explanation, a table (table1) was added, and an information related to simulation model was added to each figure.Īuthor Response File: Author Response.pdf.Since the structure proposed in this paper is novel because it was applied and enrolled as a US patent.An explanation of the previous study was added to the paper, and a reference was added.I revised the paper considering your valuable comments. The work is clearly not novel and possesses very low impact. The word novel needs justification and also papers on flexible substrate EM works should be included as literature review in this paper. Why authors have not included any such work from the literature. Meander review rat-in-a-maze thriller gasping for fresh air.

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However, the literature is full of EM related works on flexible electronics and passive microstrip or PCB structures. I can see that the number of references are just 3 which suggests that may be authors could not find any related work in the literature. It is unclear that why this work is novel. Its world sales are overseen by WTFilms.Authors have stated the word novel twice in this paper but did not describe it. It is distributed by Altitude Films (UK) and Alba Films (France). Meander was produced by France’s Fulltime Studio, Cinéfrance Studios and One Bird Films. Just don't get into cars with strangers, people. There is no avoiding the occasional hiccup that comes with a sentimental ending or Lisa's tendency to (loudly) jinx her own actions, but damn, it's exciting sometimes. Meander’s plants and woods linger in their smudgy grey-green weald, and the sun just begins to cut the haze. Turi, who debuted with Hostile, is clearly interested in a lone, for the most part at least, fight for survival, and sadness that goes away only in the face of numbing pain – not to mention that there really aren't many things as scary as realising that someone has put you in some dark labyrinth with no way out and plenty of nasty mechanisms just waiting to do something unspeakable to that dragging limb. Deep in the verdant overgrowth, a water spirit laughs as it flows over the rocks and roots that break its fall, and morning fog cloaks the grasses and flowers that push through new soil.

Why she wakes up in a fetching Barbarella outfit with her blond hair styled in elaborate braids, well, that's never really explained, but Lisa is there for a reason, unable to let go of a painful loss that took over her life way before she got in that car. She encounters other unwilling – and rotting – visitors along the way, some of whom need to be manually dismembered in order for her to pass.

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The driver looked exactly like a dangerous murderer described on the radio mere minutes before she blacked out, but her respite doesn't last long – there is an odd, shiny bracelet on her wrist, with a countdown, and soon enough, she needs to try to crawl her way out of the place, which is full of deadly traps and very long tunnels.Īlthough a bit familiar (did we mention Saw and Cube already?), Meander is effective, scary and actually a lot of fun, with the sound of Lisa's heavy breathing accompanied only by the signals of yet another danger approaching as she proceeds to explore the weird construction. That's exactly what happens to Lisa ( Gaia Weiss), who, after accepting a car ride from an unknown man (Finland's Peter Franzén, sporting his best American accent), wakes up alone in what appears to be a tube.