In our previous work we showed that it was preferable to use numerous, shorter and thinner hollow fibers as opposed to fewer larger and longer fibers as this tended to produce wider operating regions and hence offer greater design flexibility and margin for error in the model (Davidson et al., 2010).
Despite the advantages of task switching paradigms in measuring processes pertinent to cognitive flexibility (e.g. response latency and error rate data, measurement of multiple distinct processes), most ADHD studies have employed the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST).
What Fluker has going for him is some versatility; many believe he could potentially play either tackle or guard, giving the Chargers flexibility and a little room for error.
For scalar variables, we left some flexibility for error specifically for height and weight values.
Serotonin has been implicated in several affective and behavioral control processes including behavioral inhibition, representing aversive values or prediction errors, behavioral flexibility, and delay discounting (Soubrie et al. 1986; Cools, Robinson et al. 2008).
You need to give yourself the flexibility to make mistakes, because much of life is trial and error, and you need to know how to forgive yourself.
The WiMAX MAC layer is designed and implemented with some advanced features to provide efficiency, flexibility, encryption, error correction, link adaptation, power control, security, Automatic Retransmission Request (ARQ) and QoS for Uplink (UL) and Downlink (DL) traffic [6, 7].
In spite of these misgivings, there is enough flexibility built into MyFord Touch to accommodate many drivers — after some trial and error.
Such implementation offers the advantages of high-order accuracy, minimal dispersion errors, a degree of geometrical flexibility, and parallelism.
