Moreover, governments have been reluctant to adopt the systematic distinction between current and capital items, or between cash flows and profit and loss accounts, or to construct a balance sheet, even though these mechanisms of monitoring receipts and expenditures are universal in private sector accounting.
Getting back to the minimal trellis in Figure1, for the nonsystematic nonrecursive convolutional encoding matrix G(D) given in (8), we only need to adopt the systematic convention in the first three sections to turn this minimal trellis into a systematic trellis.
For each matrix G(D) in this ensemble, we apply Steps (3) and (4) of the algorithm, i.e., we construct the minimal trellis module for G(D) and adopt the systematic convention to the information sections, and then calculate the pairs (d i,N i ), for i = 2,…,6.
The project group adopted the model of systematic implementation by Grol & Wensing [ 19], comprised of the steps presented in Figure 1.
The project group adopted the model for systematic implementation by Grol & Wensing [ 19] and focused in particular on the first two steps of this model: 1) detection of the improvement goal and 2) analysis of target group and setting.
Aristotle's works were adopted by the systematic builders of Neoplatonism in the 3rd century ce.
To avoid the occurrence of degeneration problem, we adopt the adaptive systematic resample method [25] for further optimizing the quality of the particles.
Entities that are not duty holders in law have no enforceable responsibilities and, accordingly, are not exposed.2 Adopting the same systematic approach to both societal and managerial risks, as all duty holders in law are exposed per se, the next step is to assess their vulnerabilities.
Under European influence, some Asian countries have adopted the practice of keeping systematic records for all citizens.
