Emerging flexibility and diversity can be seen (e.g., flexible opening hours, different additional services offered, parent involvement, etc)., and family day care has emerged.
Also, some ribosomal proteins preserve flexibility even in their bound forms (e.g., flexible "stalk" formed by L7/L12 protein).
However, there are many error-resilience tools (e.g., flexible MB order) in H.264 to combat the video quality degradation in case of transmission losses and different EC strategies that may be employed at a decoder.
In a comprehensive, centralized electronic documentation system, the data from automated washer-disinfectors for medical devices (e.g., flexible endoscopes and accessories) need to be recorded and also correlated with the medical documentation process (e.g., the endoscopic examination).
Welcome then the Goos-e, a flexible arm built to hold tablets in place.
FWPs reflect different terms of flexibility regarding when (e.g. flexible work schedules), where (e.g. telecommuting), and for how long work is conducted (Hill et al. 2008), whereby the latter includes decisions about breaks from work (e.g. sabbaticals).
e, Transparent and flexible memory devices using SWCNT channel and graphene electrodes.
It exhibits extraordinary electrical and mechanical properties [1 5], and has inspired an array of tantalizing potential applications (e.g., transparent flexible displays and biochemical sensor arrays) [6 10].
It employs plenty of efficient coding algorithms (e.g., highly flexible quad-tree coding block partitioning), and outperforms H.264/AVC by 35 43% bitrate reduction.
The Israeli labor market is extremely flexible (e.g. hiring and firing are relatively easy), and mobile (workers can easily move between jobs) (Peretz 2016).
When a 5% (volume) of sand is replaced with rubber particles, a number of alternative applications (e.g. flexible pavement, building facades and water purification systems) can be induced.
