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The aim in Phase II was to build on and adapt the Phase I protocol to ensure adherence to standardized procedures and uniformity of data collection, while providing maximum flexibility to individual participating sites to adapt the protocol to local conditions.

1. Adapting the phase combiner (BPSK) with outer-loop-phase-adaptation (OLPA);   2.

Adapting the phase combiner (BPSK) with outer-loop-phase-adaptation (OLPA); Cyclical phase shift at the time of transmission, random/cyclical phase of the combiner.

We found that abrasive wear of the tool steel surface could be decreased by adapting the phase composition in the Al-base coating.

Our experimental paradigm adapted the phase analysis method used previously to identify retinotopic maps in visual cortex [7].

We added custom C++ code to adapt the broad phase to gather the relevant data from the ray-tracing hierarchies, before invoking the appropriate microarchitecture operations and reading the resultant potentially colliding sets.

We adapt the classical phase-plane analysis approach to account for the dynamic effects of oscillatory inputs and develop a tool, the envelope-plane diagrams, that captures the role that conductances and time scales play in amplifying the voltage response at the resonant frequency band as compared to smaller and larger frequencies.

In addition, for bandpass communications, the receiver needs to adapt the frequency and phase of its local carrier oscillator with those of the received signal (carrier synchronization).

The framework can be used to assess the complexity of engineering projects, and subsequently adapt the front end development phase of projects in order to better manage the complexity of the project.

This paper presents a framework for characterising project complexity in large engineering projects, which can be used to adapt the front end development phase of engineering projects to the particular complexity.

Because the planned intervention will be conducted with groups of parents, and not with individuals, we adapt the formulation of Phase II to accommodate work with groups.