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Building upon work by Rasmussen and Eisen, our group has proposed a model comprising two core motivational dimensions underlying obsessive-compulsive symptoms: harm avoidance and incompleteness.
Building upon work conducted for the UNHabitat on the social sustainability of urban mobility and for UNECLAC on transport poverty in Latin America, this paper identifies the utility of poverty mapping in developing sustainable transport systems.
Building upon work done by Klok and Van Heffen [21] and Ruiter [22], Lammers and Heldeweg [23] have explained how such institutional environments not only describe a pattern of behaviour that may exist in practice but also prescribe that pattern so to create normative opportunities for and constraints to actions in collective choice and/or operational action situations.
We will host a follow-on gathering in Summer of 2019 that will operate as a writing and digital publication workshop, building upon work done over the course of the year by the project teams and in collaboration with our wider network.
Building upon work by previous researchers, EPI's report argues that pension critics are using inaccurate data.
RJL and LPZ designed and implemented the YeastXtract image analysis algorithm, building upon work done for SignalViewer [ 27, 28].
Therefore the TOE (Technical, Organizational, and Environmental) framework was developed, based on a literature survey building upon existing work and on new empirical work consisting of eighteen interviews about six projects in the process engineering industry.
Building upon this work, the current study elucidates additional effects of exposure to the fly emission on S. altissima defense responses, as well as the direct effects of the emission itself on insect feeding.
Building upon previous work in waste heat recovery and reuse without consideration of cogeneration, this work establishes a systematic approach to target heat and power cogeneration potentials within industrial zones and to design the corresponding optimal waste heat recovery and reuse networks.
Building upon previous work that devised a multiple linear regression (MLR) approach to the filter design, the current work develops a design protocol that produces filters with narrow frequency responses, high attenuation, and better performance than conventional FIR filters with a similar number of coefficients.
