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The MR damper is designed and manufactured on the basis of the mixed-mode operation, and its time response is experimentally evaluated to integrate with the suspension model.

6 In Anaesthetics the Generic Integrated Objective Structured Assessment Tool GIOSATT) has been evaluated to integrate Medical Expert and intrinsic (non-medical expert) CanMEDS competencies with non-technical skills.

Therefore, it is important in evaluating reservoirs, to integrate well and seismic data for a robust interpretation; this is critical for understanding and reliably modelling reservoir compartmentalization especially with low well control.

Also, there is a need to identify and evaluate processes to integrate findings of stakeholder surveys in the decision making process of guideline development.

Furthermore, auxiliary devices, such as ducts, guide vanes, foams, membrane and wedges are integrated and evaluated to the stack to assist in uniform flow by the blower.

Next we evaluated how best to integrate the two scales – the ADL Hierarchy and the new IADL Hierarchy just created – thereby making a single IADL-ADL Functional Hierarchy scale.

This month, NCAR began a new experiment in Durango, Mexico to evaluate how best to integrate rainfall-enhancement into regional water-management programmes.At the same time, the Coahuila work has highlighted the need for more research into the physical processes going on inside clouds.

This article proposes and evaluates various methods to integrate the concept of bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BLSTM) temporal context modeling into a system for automatic speech recognition (ASR) in noisy and reverberated environments.

Patient vignettes provided us the possibility to evaluate students' ability to integrate their knowledge base into decision-making.

This study investigated the psychometric properties of Selected Response Questions (SRQs) relating to the theme of professional conduct and ethics comparing them with two sets of control items: those testing pure knowledge of anatomy, and; items evaluating the ability to integrate and apply knowledge (" skills").

They learn by personal adaptation and self discovery and evaluate and modify concepts to integrate new connections [ 22].