The printing trade, for example, introduced selection by objective testing of suitability and aptitude, while the motor-vehicle-repair industry developed an apprenticeship scheme for a national craftsman's certificate.
Karl Schäfer, for example, introduced new elements into spinning by creating a "blur spin," or scratch spin, where the skater rapidly spins on one foot in an upright position.
While others have partially accounted for these effects [ 25, 29, 41], a mechanistically-motivated statistical model is required to fully account for such possibilities, for example as introduced by Cauchemez et al. [ 23] who determined a serial interval for influenza of 2.6 days (SD = 1.3) compared to 2.9 days if calculated directly from empirical observations.
LLDPE, for example, was introduced by the Phillips Petroleum Company in 1968.
Another successful example was introduced by Izadi et al. [30] to fuse a sequence of depth maps generated by a kinect camera.
In this section, two numerical examples are introduced (by using MATLAB) to show the effectiveness and the smaller conservativeness of our results.
Mr. Lenny, who company officials said was not available for an interview, made his name at Kraft's Nabisco division by bringing new life to the Oreo brand by, for example, introducing orange cream in Oreos for Halloween.
The government might also address the fact that taxpayer-controlled RBS still invests heavily in oil and gas by, for example, introducing low carbon investment criteria.
We also show that various new functions can be realized by, for example, introducing top-down connections to the neocognitron: mechanism of selective attention, recognition and completion of partly occluded patterns, restoring occluded contours, and so on.
While the bloc has tried to save face by, for example, introducing the fisheries partnership agreement, which seeks to abolish purely commercial deals and instead introduce mechanisms that encompass fishing communities in decision-making, little has changed, according to its critics.
