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An empirical model for F-region peak ionospheric storm-time changes has been developed based on understanding from theoretical modeling of geomagnetic storms.
Based on understanding gained from this model, a simplified model was developed for calculating a preliminary design estimate of the bicarbonate addition required to control the pH for user-specified operating conditions.
The general wisdom, based on understanding of robots from the past decade, is that humans are good at high-level decision making and understanding the purpose and context for a task.
Our approach is related to the fuzzy membership of off-nominal telemetry readings of corrective actions through a set of fuzzy rules based on understanding the ADCS modes resulted from the satellite telemetry readings.
There is an obvious need to develop novel rational therapies based on understanding the molecular signatures that separate tumour from normal colorectal epithelium.
We will use the experience gained from this project to continue to challenge our thinking so that we design better buildings and services based on an understanding from residents about what works best.
Based on our understanding from autopsy of the path of vagus trunks along the distal oesophagus, we designed the operative procedure of PD by preserving vagus trunks (PDPVT) to treat portal hypertension.
Here's what we know about men and selfies based on our understanding from published research so far: Men posting numerous selfies is related to both higher narcissism and psychopathy.¹ Both narcissism and self-objectification are associated with spending more time on photo-editing social networking sites.
This order was based on the understanding from the Low-pressure Glaucoma TreatmeNTGsubjectsatreatedubjects treated with alpha-adrenergic agonists were less likely (9.1%) to develop visual field progression than those using β-blockers (39.2%) [ 15].
This doesn't mean that we can't learn from natural systems; many of the questions that agroecologists are beginning to address from a broader community-based perspective are explicitly based on prior understanding acquired from work in unmanaged ecosystems: what kinds of plant communities are likely to be more resistant to weed invasions?
