Studies of the expansion and alteration of welfare models suggest continuous streamlining is beneficial, taking into account current and future changes in the environment and increasing internal complexity.
This is just the latest in the Graduate Division's continuous efforts to streamline and improve processes for the benefit of graduate students and department faculty and staff.
Currently, a continuous process to streamline the insertion of this enzymatic treatment in standard biodiesel plants is under development in our laboratory.
Large employers, especially ones with intranets, are pushing benefit consultants to provide Web-based services that decrease the paperwork required for each annual employee enrollment period, as well as streamline the continuous bill paying and reconciliation process with insurance carriers.
Once they have mastered the fundamentals, they are never satisfied, but are driven to continuous improvement and streamlining the process.
Previously, MHI tailor made each plant design to order, but by instituting small, continuous changes, engineers were able to streamline the process to establish a standardized module package.
Interestingly, for many schemes proposed for 2D transport problems these axes have little to do with the "streamline" and "crosswind" directions of the continuous problem.
While some will look to warehouses and car parking spaces to stockpile their goods, others will work to streamline production schedules in order to ensure continuous manufacturing and sales.
The processed images were then output to Diffusion Toolkit (http://trackvis.org/) for fiber tracking, using the streamline tractography algorithm called FACT (fiber assignment by continuous tracking).
For each individual dataset, the white matter pathways of the subject's brain network were reconstructed using deterministic streamline tractography, based on the Fiber Assignment by Continuous Tracking (FACT) algorithm (Mori and van Zijl 2002).
