Compared with the traditional planning method which aims to minimize the investment and operation costs with reliability criterion satisfied, our proposed approach quantifies the system performance and expresses the benefits of boosted reliability and operation saving.
Like some of Morandi's etchings, this was a game; one that had the benefit of boosting sales.Posthumous accounts of his life based on previously unknown material exploded this myth.
11 The science and methodology of in vitro fertilization (IVF) have improved considerably in the last 25 years, offering the obvious benefit of boosting the odds of getting pregnant, sometimes from almost zero.
This will have the added benefit of boosting your confidence and your mood when you do get back in touch.
As if magazines like Shape, Women's Health and even Yahoo! headlines didn't already inundate us with the benefits of exercise: boosting your mood, managing weight, staving off disease and improving your sex life, we are also reducing our chances of getting Alzheimer's.
The status will entitle bookmakers to "a full package of benefits" to boost their business on British racing, which could include preferential rates for live streaming of races and the use of racecourse data, and even an ability to reposition fixtures to maximise turnover.
Unlike Pfs25 and Pfs28, pre-fertilization antigens are also targets of the natural immune response and thus immunity induced by a vaccine based on any of these antigens will have the added benefit of natural boosting of immunity.
We could also benefit from the inherent shrinkage and variable selection properties of boosting in our analysis.
Usefully for him, it distracted from fundamental flaws in our economy, namely, the lack of investment in skills, qualifications and housing and the huge subsidies paid to employers from the public purse in the form of in-work benefits to boost pitifully low wages.
The secret of this largesse is the use of tax breaks on employee benefits to boost take-home pay.
