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Furthermore, another methodological limitation in this study is that measuring neglect/emotional abuse in early childhood is particularly difficult as the awareness of it necessitates the development of a degree of differentiation and autonomy, which is seldom the case with psychiatric patients.

This paper discusses dynamic modeling, controller design and experimental validation for development of a three degree of freedom (DOF) planar motion stage for precision positioning in the XY directions.

This paper describes the development of a three-degrees-of-freedom (DOF) desktop reconfigurable machine tool.

The results of the development of a four-degree-of-freedom, lumped parameter model of the vibration response characteristics of the human hand are presented.

In this paper we discuss the design and development of a six degrees of freedom water hydraulic manipulator with a force feedback for teleoperation tasks.

Other early reports include also the development of a second-degree heart block during the disease.

These included but not limited to, Primary Nursing; Collaborative Practice; Flexible Scheduling; Development of a Master's Degree Program with Columbia University, and the implementation of the Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Nurse Specialist Advanced Practice Roles.

These encouraging experimental results led to the development of a nonlinear single degree of freedom (SDOF) model capable of capturing the behaviour of the system under multiple impacts to be used as a sophisticated analysis and design tool.

Network evolution is full of stochastic 'errors', and often results in the development of a higher average degree [25], which makes cooperation more difficult [15], [16].

"We are delighted to start this journey for the development of a master's degree course in social policy, in partnership with the MNU…We commit our support to provide the best possible technical expertise for the formulation of a course," says Representative of UNICEF Maldives Zeba Tanvir Bukari.

Subsequent deproteinization and deacetylation with 1.2 M NaOH led to a development of chitosan having a degree of deacetylation of 77 and 60% for periwinkle and snail shells, respectively.