System functionality evaluations will be undertaken in conjunction with user feedback (via surveys, observations and interviews) about system performance, specifically in relation to integration of ICT with work practices.
The devices will be developed in conjunction with partners via a new Roku licensing program.
The conjunction of lectures via Livestream and local hands-on sessions generates more spots in total with minimized efforts organizing the course at a remote location.
In the spirit of this new Online distribution model, Paramount and MTV has decided to stream "Jackass 2.5" in conjunction with Blockbuster via Microsoft Silverlight.
As the donor groups are in conjunction with acceptor via π-system, thus it was reasonable to correlate the calculated band gap energy of all compounds with Hammett resonance effect [26].
Intramitochondrial Fe2+ in conjunction with H2O2 via the Fenton reaction may be the chief mediator of neuronal death following oxidative inactivation of endogenous m-aconitase residing in both neurons and astrocytes.
Evidence suggests that, in CQR parasites, CQ effluxes from the DV in conjunction with H+ via a verapamil-sensitive pathway [ 59].
As a significant advancement of our original finding that TAF7L ablation disrupts white fat tissue development (Zhou et al., eLife, 2013), we report that TAF7L forms a key component of an alternative Fat-TFIID complex that works in conjunction with PPARγ via a DNA looping mechanism to modulate brown adipose tissue (BAT) formation.
A spokesman said: "Debenhams has an active strategy in place to work towards a realistic living wage being paid … We work closely with our suppliers and in conjunction with other retailers via the Ethical Trading Initiative to ensure workers receive fair pay".
Priorities and preferences are placed on individual constraints and aggregated via fuzzy conjunction to obtain a satisfaction degree for a solution to the problem.
The presented method is closely related to other works that consider observation vectors as uncertain for decoding purposes, most often for noisy speech recognition [1 4], but in some cases also for speech recognition in multitalker conditions, as, for example, [5, 6], or [7] in conjunction with speech segregation via binary masking (see, e.g. [8, 9]).
