I had envisaged training for two years and coming back and it didn't go like that.
Its founders envisaged training women in nutrition, chemistry, sanitary engineering, and other fields dominated by men not to create female scientists but to create scientific homemakers.
Its founders envisaged training women in nutrition, chemistry, sanitary engineering, and other fields dominated by men — not to create female scientists but to create scientific homemakers.
Since outliers are not an issue for the envisaged estimation of diffusion coefficients, where the training data set consists of simulated cyclic voltammograms, the loss function is replaced by the ε-insensitive quadratic loss, l ε 2 ( f ( x i ) - y i ) = max { 0, ( f ( x ) - y ) 2 - ε }, shown in Figure 1C.
Three actions are envisaged: Capacity building through a flexible and sustainable training programme on scientific writing and OA publishing; creation of training tools based on semantic web technologies; development of a network of supporting institutions.
The latter issue is discussed in conjunction with building up neuroscientific knowledge and envisaged future research challenges in mapping, understanding and training the aging brain.
The introduction of ultracapacitors was envisaged and, based on efficiency arguments, a drive train arrangement was chosen composed solely of a 500 W PEFC stack, a DC/DC converter operated in a current regulation mode and an electric motor.
On the one hand, Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson and John Burrell came up with a five-year expansion plan for the Old Vic that envisaged two national companies and advocated a theatre centre for training, experiment and development of young audiences.
When rapid technology development is coupled with systematic and well-controlled clinical trial evaluations, it is envisaged that research efforts would ultimately converge onto an efficacious cognitive training program in the near future that has global positive and sustaining impact on ADHD in children.
Simple train crashes are no longer all that are envisaged, and words like "catastrophe," "mass fatalities," "chemical and biological warfare," and "major attack" have recently become bland through repetition.
These were envisaged as "a unique opportunity to align education, clinical research, informatics, innovation, training & education and healthcare delivery," with the goal being "to improve patient and population health outcomes by translating research into practice and developing and implementing integrated health care services" [ 10].
