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Validation results confirm that the framework is structurally stable and is implementable.

The optimal pure calendar mechanism is characterized by the opportunity costs of service slots and is implementable with a simple mechanism.

The Global Exploration Roadmap reflects the collaborative effort of twelve space agencies to define a long-term human space exploration strategy which provides substantial benefits for improving the quality of life on Earth and is implementable and sustainable.

Our algorithms are based on submodular function and are implementable in polynomial time using efficient network flow based subroutines.

The obtained protocols do not require knowledge of controller and plant states but only of the discrepancies between current and the most recently transmitted values of nodes' signals, and are implementable on controller area networks.

Its concurrent development with Australian levels of evidence [ 6] means that NHMRC can provide Australian (and other) guideline developers with an integrated framework for producing high-quality recommendations that represent best-practice and are implementable, acceptable and appropriate for the local health care system.

13 14 In terms of intervention design, the broad shape of the DQIP intervention was defined by the intention that there should be evidence for the effectiveness of its components, that it should be built on existing National Health Service (NHS) information technology and be implementable as an 'enhanced service' (a UK National Health Service mechanism for commissioning general practice care).

Green taxation based public policy must have dimensions including; coherence of public with the policy, public must believe that it is implementable and government is committed for its implementation.

We point out that the kind of terms that will arise from Hamiltonian (8) simply correspond to interactions between fermions and fermions with bosons, and each of them is implementable with the previously commented techniques.

Finally, we show that if equivalence-robustness is dropped, then in general it is impossible to define a fairness notion that is implementable and stronger than all other implementable fairness notions, unless the system consists of only one interaction.

We show that in multidimensional single peaked type spaces, an allocation rule is implementable if and only if it satisfies a familiar and simple condition called 2-cycle monotonicity.