Also, a similar MINLP problem was set to obtain aeration profiles with segments of equally aerated zones in the tank, which can facilitate execution in real plants.
The more critical IT is to the company, the deeper the board should probe the company's plans for using technology to facilitate execution of an effective strategy.
The proposed ecological display was designed to facilitate execution of the most complicated cognitive operations, such as comparison, summarizing, prediction, etc.
SameWorks suggests adopting an established, trusted methodology to facilitate execution, minimize error and encourage trust in the process.
This workflow engine has implemented the WfMC "ToolAgents" API to facilitate execution of external applications as system activities.
This implies the existence of molecules in late G 1 and S phase, whose activities facilitate execution of the apoptotic process.
Groups that included Amnesty International and the NAACP mounted an effort to petition the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) to ban members from facilitating executions by lethal injection.
Note that of the 77 PTNs shown in Figures 3A and 3B, only 65 would be strictly classified as mirror neurons, i.e., PTNs which were either facilitated or suppressed during observation and facilitated during execution.
We selected the two main subgroups of PTNs: facilitation mirror neurons that were also facilitated during execution (n = 20 F-F type PTNs, red traces in Figure 3C) and suppression mirror neurons, which reversed their firing pattern and were also facilitated during execution (n = 7 S-F PTNs, blue traces).
Similar results were found in M43: again, many PTNs (21 of 42, 50%) showed facilitation during observation, and most were also facilitated during execution (18 of 42, 42.9%).
