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A framework that incorporates this model for estimating flood impacts in the form of risk-based performance measures of fish population is also presented.

This paper demonstrates such a framework that incorporates powertrain simulation and battery degradation models to predict fuel consumption, electrical energy consumption, and battery replacements.

A framework that incorporates kernel density estimation (KDE), geographically and temporally weighted regression (GTWR) and the Herfindahl-Hirschman index (HHI) is proposed to explore the spatio-temporal distribution characteristics of vibrancy and the spatio-temporal relationships with the influential factors.

And yet other feminists think a framework that incorporates universal principles can and should continue to constitute one dimension of an adequate bioethical theory, provided that these principles are formulated in non-exclusionary terms that reflect the relational context and empirical realities of individual lives.

Previous work of the authors in this area yielded a framework that incorporates access control at the design and code levels, through a set of new extensions to UML and a set of approaches to enfoce access control in an application (Pavlich-Mariscal et al., 2010).

In terms of strengths, this is one of the first meeting evaluations to be developed based on a framework that incorporates theories and previous evaluative practices specific to large meetings.

This contribution, thus, not only offers a new theoretical perspective for considering the symbolic aspects of sustainable consumption as social signifier; but also provides a practical framework that incorporates a socio-cultural lens to user research in design practice.

It employs a conceptual framework that incorporates a range of variables, including variables related to economics, risk, environmental outcomes, farmer networks, characteristics of the farm and the farmer, and the ease and convenience of the new practice.

In this section we take Smallwood's characterization of a thinking machine as a starting point and present a formal framework that incorporates modern developments.

In this paper I argue that in order to change this situation human factors/ergonomics based system design needs to be positioned as a strategic task within a conceptual framework that incorporates both business and design concerns.

Here we describe a mathematical framework that incorporates DCE-MRI data into a tumour growth model to predict therapeutic response.