"Intelligent Control and Automation" constitutes the results of the International Conference on Intelligent Computing, ICIC 2006, held in Kunming, China, in August 2006.
The majority of the article constitutes the result of individual research methods employed by the author.
Hence, essence is placed in act through creation, not because a form educed from its potency is impressed on it, but because it constitutes the result itself of the agent's action.
Something can be in potency with regard to a given act, either as the subject (subiectum) from which something else can or must be produced (as in the case of matter with regard to form), or as the object (obiectum) that constitutes the result itself of production (as in the case of generation, the form, or more precisely, the combination of matter and form).
The ULRA method express upper limb load by value of the RTI, which constitutes the result of calculation in accordance with the independent variables characterising the repetitive work: the values of parameters referring to upper limb posture, exerted forces and duration of the specific cycle phases.
These themes constitute the results of the study.
On the one hand, the legal amendments and national strategy would constitute the result of a strengthened feminist movement and revolutionary counter-discourses which have reverted accountability back to the state and its security forces.
The final descriptions from quantitative and qualitative components were then integrated, and these constituted the results on which the discussion is based.
Strong allelic imbalance can result from the random inactivation of the same allele in the small number of clones that constitute the LCL, resulting in increased false positive and false negative rates.
This result confirms the robustness of the path length difference that constitutes the main result of our study (Table 1).
