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The simulation results indicate that the GMM-based PPR model shows good detection and recognition of current PPs and adapts further novel PPs effectively.

Mathieu Ravier, artistic director of Sydney's Young at Heart festival, the only major film event in the world for seniors, thinks it's just a matter of time before cinema adapts further – not just to the baby boomers, but to ageing populations everywhere in the west.

France's own strategic approach stresses that its forces must adapt further to the new dimensions of military operations overseas and to asymmetric warfare.

These "smart sizes," as they're called, can then be adapted further based on a person's actual measurements.

As the child continues to use the app, it will also adapt further to focus more heavily on those words and other areas that require additional attention.

Finally, based on years of experience, we believe that this review will be helpful for researchers to choose suitable denoising techniques to be adapted further for their image processing applications.

While future studies might consider exploring the explanatory mechanisms leading to a higher burden of geriatric conditions, our descriptive findings suggest that systems of care that have been designed for low-income community-dwelling older adults (such as the Grace Model (Counsell et al. 2006)) will likely need to be adapted further to meet the needs of older adults in jail.

Just War Theory is one form of Christian tradition, borrowed and adapted from the classical world, handed down through Catholicism, borrowed and adapted further by evangelical Protestants, borrowed and adapted further again in U.S. military tradition and practice and in international law.

When the cell is additionally confronted with hypoxia, mycobacteria adapt further by switching to hydrogenases as a potential conduit for disposing of electrons in the absence of exogenous electron acceptors, and unique electron carriers (ferredoxins) that are more akin to those employed by anaerobic bacteria.

This patient diversity was useful in examining how individual symptoms added to the explanation of variance within symptom clusters and whether the symptom list should be adapted further.

WHO/AFRO have adapted, further piloted, and subsequently adopted this framework for public health surveillance assessments (Phase I of IDS) in Africa.