Cloud computing is defined as an internet-based model, which provides on-demand access to a network of computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services), with minimal management effort [1].
As a prerequisite the system needs to enable both the correction of aberrations and the detection of optical breakdown in a water based eye model which provides analogy to applications in ophthalmology.
In the following paper (Bradbury and Baeyens, 1997) the titration and sorption data are analysed to determine the parameters in cation exchange and surface complexation based models which together provide a quantitative description of the titration and sorption data.
It is shown that the unified time-scale based non-linear model, which provides a better representation of the modeled Reynolds stress anisotropy, shows the best agreement with the experimental measurements.
The development of a data warehouse (DW) system is based on a conceptual multidimensional model, which provides a high level of abstraction in accurately and expressively describing real-world situations.
The method is based on the Langmuir-hybridization model which provides a physically adequate and computationally feasible approach for microarray intensity calibration with the potency to improve existing methods.
The aggregated results were calculated based on a random-effects model, which provides a more conservative estimate of variance and generates more accurate inferences about a population of studies beyond those included in this review.
The philosophy of midwifery education is based on the 'Women-centred care' model, which provides holistic care to women.
This approach is based on an monitoring and control reference model which provides helps to design monitoring strategies adapted to specify industrial needs.
However, It must be stressed in this respect that the CBCL model, which provides an empirically based dimensional approach of childhood behavioral, emotional, and social problems, has been devised precisely as a complement to categorical nosology in child and adolescent psychiatry [ 35] in order to compensate some of its intrinsic limits [ 12, 36].
