Incorporating such alterations into the finite-element model of fracture deformation should be trivial, but would require information about the distribution of, for example, cohesion and internal friction angle in the rock, in the direction normal to the fracture face.
Each speciality, for example urology and internal medicine, is represented by a formal scientific committee with experienced medical specialists.
The possible causes and diseases which induce and imitate diffuse hair loss can be, for example, dermatological and internal diseases, endocrinological disorders, deficiency of iron, zinc or biotin, side effects of drugs or hair damage through cosmetic procedures.
Our exercise also has you compile a list of the associated liabilities the project's direct costs in time and money, any external costs (reputation, for example), and any internal indirect costs (such as excessive consumption of management attention).
We also introduce an index to vulnerability (V0) as vulnerability is a variable that evolves over time as a function of factors external to the identified area national policy frameworks, for example—and factors internal to the area, such as local development and prevention actions that are implemented.
A key, cross-cutting theme is how digital technologies, for example, social media and internal communication platforms, both drive and enable new opportunities.
Examples of external and internal forces that could possibly shape professional competition over prescribing rights are, respectively, striving for a more cost-effective healthcare system and a shortage of doctors within the healthcare workforce [ 10].
Some Israelis said they were shocked by the breadth of topics it addressed — its description of life in the West Bank and the separation barrier, for example, and Israel's internal politics — seeing many issues as outside the commission's mandate.
They don't want to see their brands devalued even though lower prices would lead to much higher volume (as they tend to when Steam runs big sales for example) and often their internal company culture enforces that.
However, Demirel and Kesidou's study [45] found that whilst regulation is effective in stimulating end-of-pipe solutions to eco-innovations (so-called 'quick-fixes' to environmental emissions, for example) and environmental R&D, internal drivers, such as efficiency, were more responsible for increased investment in cleaner production technologies through equipment upgrades.
