Even more important is the question as to whether one should examine discrete HR practices or employ a systematic HRM approach.
The billing model that we have previously described by the parameter S is likely to be discrete in practice, i.e. it will involve a time unit Δt, such that the user is billed only at multiplesq (or increments) of Δt.
Discrete medical practice details for diseases affecting multiple organ systems were transformed into coded data, enabling rearrangement of data elements to facilitate clinical practice and observations over many years.
Where discrete general practice models can be sustained in sufficiently large country towns, alternative hub-and-spoke models may be required for delivering a full range of PHC services to smaller, more isolated communities.
For each key change, the instrument lists several general activities that could be conducted in order to implement the change, and then provides specific examples of more discrete activities that practices have tested.
Oregon does no discrete conditioning during practice, no "gassers" — the sideline-to-sideline sprints that are staples in many programs — and no "110s" — sprints from the goal line to the back of the opposite end zone.
In practice, discrete inductors are limited in size to around 1 H.
This is expensive and sometimes not possible as the observations are often of discrete time in practice.
Motivated by providing well-behaved fully discrete schemes in practice, this paper extends the asymptotic analysis on time integration methods for non-equilibrium radiation diffusion in [2] to space discretizations.
Because cross-sectional areas are usually defined by discrete values in practice due to manufacturing limitations, the optimisation algorithm must assess a mixed-variable optimisation problem that includes both discrete and continuous variables at the same time.
