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Privacy Shield was only officially adopted in July 2016, but EU lawmakers have been getting increasingly unhappy because core components of the framework have been left hanging by US authorities.

The core components of the framework include the scaling model of rainfalls of different durations, the establishment of relationship between annual maximum daily rainfall and rolling-time 1440 min rainfall, the quantification of statistical features of estimated annual maximum 1440 min rainfalls, and the assessment of uncertainty of derived rainfall DDF relationships at conventional raingauges.

Core components of the framework, and how they have been operationalized for the BCHCP process evaluation, are summarized in Table  2.> Within the overarching BCHCP, the process evaluation has been systematically embedded throughout the full conduct of the RCT.

Autonomic Manager – this is the core component of the framework responsible for collecting and analysing monitored values, detecting/predicting critical conditions, and generating corresponding adaptation actions.

The classifiers form the core component of the framework, which is used to provide QoE prediction based on an input set of features extracted from previous feature extraction modules (shown in Figure 2).

Data access and management, model development, feature construction and selection are core components of the OpenTox framework.

The core components of the OpenTox Framework are being developed or integrated with an open source licensing approach to optimize the dissemination and impact of the platform, to allow the inspection and review of algorithms, and to be open to potential contributions of value from the scientific community.

The focus of this article is on the development and application of the core components of the optimization framework for the cell expansion stage in allogeneic cell therapy manufacture, as illustrated in Figure 1.

In addition to the core components of the CCM, this framework includes attention to the broader policy environment: legislation, financial arrangements for service provision, governance, relationships and collaborations, governmental support, workforce education, etc.

A core component of this framework concerns the precise aim of prenatal screening for fetal abnormalities such as Down syndrome.

AVI (Automated Visual Inspection) system which exhibit specific characteristics is a core component of the proposed framework.