The prediction results are also relevant for the concrete case of a tilted PV wall (1.175 kWp).
For validation purposes, the methodology is tested for the concrete case of diagnosing of obstructive sleep apnea.
Hence, it is possible to see that Isaacs equations are actually a particularization of Pontryagin's method, for the concrete case that the game is zero-sum and two players and that controls are separable.
For example, a comparison of three options is presented for the concrete case of steam and water transportation: two-phase flow and two different configurations of two line the first with one steam flow line, the other with water flow; the second with one steam flow line and the other with water flow when water pipeline is inside of steam pipeline (Ghaderi 2010).
Across five studies, participants favored biological explanations (e.g. brain chemistry; genetics) more for abstract descriptions than for concrete cases and they favored some psychological explanations (e.g. intentions; emotions) more for concrete cases than for abstract descriptions.
The exact line that divides expression from communication is difficult to draw in the concrete case, for in the concrete case the two processes generally alternate rapidly and appear to mingle, but it is clear in idea, and it must be firmly grasped.
The concept is demonstrated by instantiating the anthropocentric cyber-physical reference architecture for smart factories (ACPA4SF) in a concrete case study that needs to accommodate the ongoing researches from the SmartFactoryKL facility (e.g. augmented reality, mobile interaction technology, virtual training of human operators).
For instance, I found out in the concrete case of filing a complaint by a child, that a minor, who is younger than 15, can sign the complaint.
A second situational question ("vignette") was posed in the form of a concrete case example for active euthanasia; it describes an ill and suffering elderly person who asks the physician to end his/her life: "How would you rate the following situation: a doctor treats a 79 year old cancer patient who, from a medical point of view, will certainly die from his/her illness.
Referring to the Welsh byelaws case, she observed: "Constitutional adjudication is a new animal for us... [This case] comes before the [supreme] court, not in a concrete case, but as pure constitutional review along continental lines.
