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The open architecture is based on converting the digital submission into text form for processing by a plagiarism detection algorithm.
However, these results are really based on converting the analog information source into bits and then using digital communications to transmit the bits.
This transformation is based on converting the current diseasecentred model which is fragmented into different levels, to a more patient-centred integrated and territorial care model that promotes the use of a shared network of the different specialities, the professionals, resources and levels of care, entering into territorial agreements and pacts which stipulate joint goals or objectives.
One of the most promising initiatives for a new model of agriculture is based on converting the natural processes that occur in the soil plant system into biological input technologies.
Assignment to the other units are then based on converting the selected Census block to its encompassing block group, tract, and county, by exploiting the nested hierarchy of the Census geography.
> The capacity of miRror to combine many MDBs and resources is based on converting the miRNAs and gene-targets identifiers.
Sizing and design of the multichannel reactor involving wall-separated arrays of parallel microchannels is based on converting a minimum of 85% of the glycerol obtained as a by-product of the biodiesel production.
Mr. Brooks's findings, which were reported last week, were based on converting two programs that have run on supercomputers to test the performance of the work station.
One approach is based on converting differential equations into integral equations through integration, approximating various signals involved in the equation by truncated orthogonal series, and using the operational matrix of integration, to eliminate the integral operations [17].
Thus, a comprehensive classification system cannot be based on converting ICD codes alone, but must supplement ICD and serve to inform steps towards the expected revision of ICD in 2013.
One project, Excalibur, was based on converting energy from a small H-bomb into powerful X-ray laser beams that would destroy enemy missiles in space.
