One of the chief paradoxes of photography is that though it seems to be uniquely empowered to function as a medium of realism, it does so only rarely and under special circumstances, often behaving as if reality were something to be avoided at all costs.
This complex model includes strategies for motor recruitment control, increasing performance during a task, the enhancement of patients' motivation and engagement, and trainings to empower cognitive functions, to increase cardiorespiratory fitness, to increase quality of movement, and to improve balance and motor control.
A couple of new schemes are also proposed to empower the shape functions with the interpolation property that in turn enables a precise imposition of Dirichlet boundary conditions.
The proposed QoSatAr gateway design is focused on the SI layers, in order to empower the QoS functions performed at this layer, while isolating the SD layers (i.e., satellite physical, MAC, and link control) to include different physical layer supports (for heterogeneous networks)[4].
We can empower employees across functions, and in some cases across the globe, to share their thinking about how we can make the most of our businesses -- what works well, what we should develop, how we should go about attaining our goals.
In calibration, knowledge of the data variance permits exact prediction of the precision of calibration, empowering the analyst to critically examine different response functions and different data structures.
It needs to have, as Eric Hobsbawm used to say, 'the future in its bones': a socialism that embraces technology and modernity and sees the function of the state as supporting and empowering citizens in an age of insecurity.
Smith and Raven [31] differentiate three functions for niche protection: shielding, nurturing and empowering.
In correspondence to the established functions of participation practices, Wiek and Iwaniec [58] describe several process-level functions of collective visioning activities: building capacity, empowering stakeholders, creating ownership, and developing accountability.
Stability often correlates with reduced conformational flexibility, however, and biochemists now appreciate that structural plasticity and dynamism can empower the evolution of function by providing access to different conformational states and unique arrangements of active site residues.
