Furthermore, the use of training courses to increase user acceptance, continuous interaction with the customers and the provision of necessary information on updates and outages are of enormous importance.
The index places individual women on a continuous scale of relative acceptance of the husbands' right to beat his wife in at least one of the five scenarios.
Acceptance of continuous and nominal variables, capacity to learn and recall large numbers of patterns, experienced-based learning, supervised learning, classification accuracy, user parameter and the ability to predict the training times are some of the design goals that could be noted for an AIRS-like supervised learning system.
Even as women make gains in achieving parity with men and GLBT community makes spectacular advances in both legal and social acceptance, America continuous to have episodes of racial flare-ups -- Ferguson, Baltimore and now South Carolina.
There has been slow acceptance of continuous RRT (CRRT) in intensive care units (ICUs) for the management of ARF, but this therapy is not new.
Partly prompted by his mother's recent death, Mr. Jones works through lamentation, nostalgia, anger and acceptance in five continuous movements.
To assess the prevalence of sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) acceptance, and CPAP compliance in patients who have experienced ischemic stroke.
It is found that simply installing a system would not be effective without a systematic plan for implementation and continuous improvement, along with achieving acceptance by the union and shop floor of the CMMS implementation process.
This indicates, how at the same time, it is simple and complex, but feasible with continuous education, feedbacks and good acceptance systems for hand hygiene.
Those who pass the qualifying examination and secure a research adviser (three quarters of continuous documented research) may continue into the Ph.D. program upon acceptance by the institute before the end of the second year in the program.
