Living in the world inundated with information systems, designing services based on information technology entails a suitable architecture framework.
A novel approach to address the latter is performed that entails a suitable transformation, which allows the use of convex optimization and also forms the basis for the design of a distributed PCC algorithm via performing two-level primal-dual decomposition.
To that end, a novel approach to address that latter is performed that entails a suitable transformation, which allows the use of convex optimization and also forms the basis for the design of a distributed PCC algorithm via performing two-level primal-dual decomposition.
However, all reasons are teleological in the sense that any reason for an agent A to X does entail that if a suitable agent (who counts as suitable depends on whether the reason is agent-relative; if it is agent-neutral then any agent will do) can promote A's X-ing then there is reason for them to do so.
Attention to detection and removal of outliers and/or close relatedness is therefore an important step to entail a data set suitable for analysis.
For crude oil containing a high level of FFA and water, acid treatment is more suitable, but it entails a longer reaction time with a greater requirement for alcohol.
The central idea of hypothetico-deductive (HD) confirmation can be roughly described as "deduction-in-reverse": evidence is said to confirm a hypothesis in case the latter, while not entailed by the former, is able to entail it, with the help of suitable auxiliary hypotheses and assumptions.
The basic idea of this view is that a conditional is assertable if its antecedent, together with suitable (co-tenable) premises, entails its consequent.
Although exhaustive enumeration entails much calculation effort, it is suitable for the decision problem at hand because the number of process variants typically involved is manageable and BPS decisions need not be made in real time.
In southern Europe where naval demands were continuous and sources of suitable timber sharply localized tree cutting entailed, from Classical antiquity onward, serious soil loss through erosion, increased aridity, floods, and marsh formation.
