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The effectiveness of our color segmentation method is assessed in the framework of soccer image analysis.

The cyclic stress response, the hardening evolution curves, the frequency and magnitude of serrations on the hysteresis loops have been critically assessed in the framework of temperature-strain amplitude combination that affects the underlying fatigue deformation and the damage evolution process.

That amount shall cover the real predictable needs, assessed in the framework of the establishment of the draft budget, on the basis of forecasts drawn up annually by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (the "High Representative"), and a reasonable margin for unforeseen actions.

(c) ensure that the environmental impacts of fishing activities on seabed habitats do not exceed the levels needed to achieve good environmental status for each habitat type assessed in the framework of Directive 2008/56/EC in each marine region or subregion in relation to both habitat quality and the spatial extent over which the required levels need to be achieved.

Two studies did not provide strictly observational findings as they assessed depression in the framework of an intervention study [ 13, 14].

The use of opium, bread and tea could not be assessed in the retrospective framework.

We argue instead that lithic assemblages ("occupations") that are the result of accumulations in site layers must be assessed using the framework of time-averaging because such accumulations are not a record of an individual event but of long-term deposition and discard at locales in the landscape.

Five-year-old neonatal venoarterial-ECMO survivors from the two designated ECMO centres in The Netherlands (Erasmus MC – Sophia Children's Hospital in Rotterdam, and University Medical Center Nijmegen) were assessed within the framework of an extensive follow-up programme.

The results of the scenarios are also assessed within the framework of "radical technological change" in order to show which future scenario assumes more radical change within five dimensions of technology; technique, knowledge, organization, product, and profit.

In Europe, several studies have assessed IC within the framework of screening programs [ 10– 16].

In this paper, we abstract and model an innovation ecosystem as a network of firms connected by their technological dependences and assess its evolvability in the framework of the NK model.