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Fuzzy analytical hierarchy process (fuzzy-AHP) technique is then incorporated into the risk model to use its advantage in determining the relative importance of the risk contributions so that the risk assessment can be progressed from hazardous event level to hazard group level and finally to railway system level.
Strength / power exercises will be progressed from single to multiple joint, isometric to dynamic muscle contraction, short to long lever arm and slow to fast exercises [ 92].
The strength training will be progressed from one set of the 10 repetitions to 2 and then 3 sets of the 10 repetitions based on individual progress.
To accomplish this goal, the training program makes exclusive use of the Backstrong Spinal Rehabilitation apparatus (Backstrong LLC, Brea, CA) which, when used in conjunction with a weighted vest, allows the resistance to be progressed from very light to much heavier than the actual Sorensen test.
Our work is mainly buildings now and it's progressed from Konstam [a restaurant in London's King's Cross] last year, which was just the interior, to this, a whole building.
He's progressed from amateur to beginner pro real well.
In this episode of VICE Talks Film, VICE's Hannah Ewens meets the provocative Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn in his hometown of Copenhagen to discuss how he's progressed from making gritty, documentary-style movies to beautiful, stylised dramas starring Hollywood names like Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan.
Balance activities are progressed from wide stance to narrow stance (or tandem stance) and eventually to single leg balance (with minor support to no support).
Vaccine design is progressing from empiricism towards the increasingly rational presentation of the targets of protective immunity.
"We are progressing from unspecific therapies, in the hope that they might work, to therapies which are able to target cancer growth pathways.
Australia is progressing from an abbreviated and colloquial lexicon to one reflecting the gravitas of a country viewed with more global credibility than ever before.
