The present paper describes the context of the extension of mechatronic systems to cyber-physical ones, firstly by highlighting their similarities and differences, and then by underlining the current needs for CPSs in the manufacturing sector.
The design of this study was therefore supported by this mix of available expertise, and driven by contextual knowledge of the current needs and challenges of child and adolescent mental health within this geographical region.
This research project will promote understanding of the effect of AE within the current reference context and will allow for improving AE by adapting it to the current needs of pregnant women.
The design of this study was supported by the mix of available scientific and clinical expertise and driven by contextual knowledge of the current needs and challenges of child and adolescent mental health within this geographical region.
From the very beginning and throughout the program, psychoeducation on the impact of deployment and any assessed psychological difficulties is woven into the discussions along with developmental guidance with regard to the current needs and difficulties experienced by the children.
As the report explains, the government's index "falls short of accurately estimating the current need" by not considering certain factors, such as varying cost of living levels across individual states.
Driven by the current economical needs, developments in process design and control point out that deliberate operation of chemical process requires better models and control designs than what is offered by the traditional Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) framework.
In his majority opinion, Chief Justice Roberts said the court had serious doubts about the section's constitutionality on two grounds: whether the "current burdens" the pre-clearance requirement imposes are "justified by current needs" and whether the formula that applies the requirement to some states and not others "is sufficiently related to the problem that it targets".
On the other hand, the identification of structural barriers may arise within the context of help-seeking (e.g., high costs or transport issues), by those with current needs (and, in the current study, poorer financial circumstances), and contribute to a lower number of contacts than considered desirable or optimal resulting in self-reported unmet needs.
