Companies often regard prototyping as a process of fine-tuning a product or service that has already largely been developed.
In other words, the brain isn't necessarily just losing volume; it may be engaged in a process of fine-tuning itself to prioritize certain skills in preparation for motherhood.
Recently, several studies have shown that while face-dependent activation within the core face network is observed from at least mid-childhood (Cohen Kadosh and Johnson 2007), face-specific response patterns continue to undergo a prolonged process of fine-tuning and they vary as a function of age and processing proficiency levels (Golarai et al. 2007).
Getting the flow just right required a long process of fine-tuning both the liquid mixture and the design of the mechanical structures.
Nor was it the culmination of a slow process of fine-tuning over many thousands of generations.
To describe the two-stage expression process of fine sludge, a new dynamic model is introduced.
This paper describes a practical three-dimensional simulation method for predicting the agglomerative deposition process of fine aerosol particles on an electret fiber.
The results show that the bed expansion increases linearly with the superficial air velocity and theoretically, higher bed expansion benefits the hindered settling process of fine coal particles.
The ride is supple enough to cope with the UK's pock-marked surfaces, firm enough to make you feel involved in the process of fine directional control and, yes, the road roar is reduced.
Coal is domestically the largest source of energy in America, and demands to generate electricity and to produce high grade coking coal have made the process of fine coal (−500 µm) reasonable.
Based on the distribution of dolomites in high-frequency depositional cycles, the formation process of fine dolomite in the Sikou Sag was interpreted to undergo two stages of evolution (Fig. 10).
