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This contribution addresses the research gap by exploring the opportunities of a mixed methods SNA approach for innovation research.
Numerical examples show that MinMapping consumes fewer spectrum resources than MaxMapping and performs very close to the optimal results derived by the MILP in both kinds of optical networks, by exploring the opportunities of traffic grooming.
"We're exploring the opportunity of an exchange in Minnesota," she said.
As Ron Tolido at Capgemini's CTO Blog states: "This will be a cabinet position with the mission to explore the opportunities of innovative technology to create new jobs and restore Americas [competitiveness] on the world markets.
The main objective of this paper is to explore the opportunities of integrating internal data already stored in Data Warehouses together with external Big Data to improve energy consumption predictions.
The present study proposes a motivational framework to predict goal-directed behavior of both player and non-player characters in a computer game and explores the opportunities of using a Player and Agent Personality Database (PAPD) based on the same motivational framework to design virtual agents with personality.
It should also be noted that the expected substantial number of veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan will not all attend a four year college and may seek opportunities of direct employment, certifications, or a vocational trade and therefore, we should explore the opportunities of success beyond academia and do all it takes to support those who served.
To explore the opportunities of model generalization, we implement it here as a practical tool that can be easily adopted and easily integrated into existing workflows.
Therefore, this study was set up to provide more insight into the effects of payments systems on the quality and costs of integrated care, and to explore the opportunities of implementing other financing systems.
The presented study provides suggestions for more specific and optimized sample preparation, as well as extended knowledge necessary to further explore the opportunities of these proteolytic peptides as cancer biomarkers.
The study further explored the opportunities of maximising the various resources at different levels; namely, health workers at facility and health surveillance assistants (HSAs) from the DHO who work both at the health facility as well as at the community levels.
