These difficulties include allocation of impacts to multiple products, the definition of system boundaries, the quality of data, temporal and spatial characteristics, and impact assessment methods.
Because refinements are only performed when and where necessary, this method is able to improve the boundary description quality of the optimal result with much less design variables as compared with the case of global refinement, and therefore can greatly reduce the computational burden involved in the sensitivity analysis and optimization process.
We must push the boundaries of quality and speed of sharing," says Hiroyuki Ikegami, head of Marketing sector for Nikon's imaging business unit.
In doing so, these accounting activities reconfigured, rather than merely revealed, the 'reality' of the patient and the boundaries of quality; both became matters of "experiences" as constituted within the questions of the patient experience survey.
Those questions are a central focus of a new study begun under the auspices of the International Joint Commission, a binational group whose members are appointed by the governments in Washington and Ottawa to monitor the boundaries and water quality of the Great Lakes.
As expected, the syllable boundaries influence the quality of the synthesized speech, and the algorithms proposed by [11,12] had almost the same performance, while both were outperformed by the current proposal in average.
Even if using boundary conditions, the quality of restoration is comparable to other recent researches.
This reflects how close the actual concentration of boundary water quality index of water quality is, hence making the evaluation more comprehensive and reasonable.
Simulations in ns-2 show that the distributed implementation outperforms the centralized one with higher quality of boundaries.
Defining these impacts should cross traditional domain boundaries of health-related quality of life (HRQoL), treatment satisfaction, and treatment behavior to be truly comprehensive.
