As mentioned in Section 3, it is also important to generate a rigid framework to choose different types, sizes and shapes of basis functions to generate the best reconstruction.
Consequently, if an all-inclusive implementation framework is desired, an alternative to selecting a comprehensive, holistic innovation-specific framework might be to choose a combination of frameworks to cover the depth of each element.
These theoretical frameworks are used to choose agencies that represent theoretical – rather than empirical - issues and concerns.
It cannot be denied that a methodological framework is needed to choose the indicators (see, among the others, [100], with their ELASTIC procedure or the distinction between impact/effect performance and outcome as types of indicators, developed by UN [101]).
All in all, the combination of the ABC formulation with these different beam element variants (i.e. the torsion-free element, the Kirchhoff Love element and the Simo Reissner element) results in a very flexible and modular simulation framework that allows to choose the optimal element formulation for any given application in terms of accuracy, efficiency and robustness.
This paper examines an integrated approach for assessing the sustainability of the current transportation system design, based on a policy making problem, aiming at providing decision makers with a framework allowing them to choose the most eco-responsible policy amongst many alternatives.
Evidence-based practice guidelines offer the health care provider a general reference framework from which to choose interventions to address a patient's health care needs.
The framework analysis may assist a user to choose an appropriate framework or combination of frameworks for their particular study or project.
The present framework has the flexibility to choose between various upwind flux formulas.
(ii) Stochastic Differential Equation framework: If one were to choose the stochastic input process in an RODE as above as a Gaussian white noise process, one would need to deal with the fact that such a process exists only in the sense of generalised stochastic processes; see [29], Sect.
