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This study presents a novel model of creativity assessment within the context of the Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory DEMATELL) method application, and identified 6 main dimensions of creativity (Novelty, Centrality, Importance, Affect, Interactivity and Resolution).

A large telecoms marketer has been keeping a close eye on the explosive growth of this publisher's latest application and identifies that the audience is a spot-on match for an upcoming advertising campaign.

Evaluation results indicate the usefulness and practicality of the application and identify innovative uses not previously envisioned.

If the customs authority grants the application and identifies the goods in question, it must suspend their release or detain them (Article 6(1)).

The purpose of this paper is to review the application and identify benefits and impediments of design for deconstruction and Industrialised, Flexible and Demountable building systems when applied to precast concrete construction.

Evaluate your application and identify the weak spots.

This analysis provided the most meaningful link to strategy application and identifies a future direction of research.

Further studies will aim to isolate and characterize fungal strains which were stimulated upon pesticide application and identify their true ecological role and interactions with the pesticides studied.

These focus groups also aim to explore any tensions highlighted in the Nurse Consultant focus groups in terms of role application and identify and contextual, institutional and professional influences on role application and effectiveness in different health care delivery structures.

For example, the US national nanotechnology initiative was designed with the dual purpose of developing nanotechnology applications and identifying their risks, a conflict of interests denounced in testimony (pdf) to Congress in 2007.

The paper also surveys workflow applications and identifies gaps for future research on the road to extreme-scale workflows and management systems.