Compared with the existing literature, the proposed integrated MIF-based Lagrangian dual method provides a more technically convenient and transparent solution to the optimal reinsurance design.
Early results show that the career-advancement campaign has drawn a more technically knowledgeable and qualified group than the community-service campaign.
In a robust letter sent to all the team principals ahead of their meeting yesterday at a Heathrow hotel, the FIA president made it clear that nothing should be regarded as sacrosanct in the push to repackage formula one into a more technically relevant and spectator-friendly entertainment.
A more technically advanced and AI-enabled predictive maintenance system will allow the smart plant of tomorrow to perform health checks on plant equipment.
As the leader of an education technology company focused on language learning, I have a vested interest in the development of a more technically competent and globally aware cohort of graduates.
Being a simultaneously naive and jaded teenager, I didn't pursue what should have been a more technically inclined path and instead decided to be a journalist.
Surgeons who routinely perform an 'open' distal anastamosis achieve more complete replacement of the aortic root and a more technically satisfactory distal anastamosis, at the price of 10 15 min of total circulatory arrest.
The PET/MR is arguably an even more technically and clinically complex system than PET/CT, and thus, one whose ultimate clinical value is even more difficult to foresee.
Ballet Theater, as it has done with other full-evening works by British choreographers (including Cranko's "Taming of the Shrew"), has added the power of a more technically brilliant ensemble to this "Onegin" and still given its principals free rein.
On the positive side, he strengthened the narrative, enriched the monster's character, and contributed a more technically sophisticated vocabulary (substituting "laboratory" for "workshop," for instance).
