Sentence examples for gps I from inspiring English sources
Four criteria used to define the failure condition are based on the following Generalised Parameters (GPs): (i) Maximum Principal Stress; (ii) von Mises Stress; (iii) Tsai-Hill GP; (iv) Hoffman GP.
The majority (7/12) provided positive comments, e.g. that the GP was sympathetic or supportive, but some (3/12) complained about GPs' (i) unresponsiveness to their needs, and (ii) perceived function that was limited to prescribing medication.
Three barriers were identified that stood in the way of seamless integrated care in RA from the perspective of patients, carers, specialists and GPs: (i) early referral (e.g. 'gate keeper's role of GPs); (ii) limitations of ongoing care for established RA (e.g. lack of consultation time in secondary care) and (iii) management of acute flares (e.g. pressure on overbooked clinics).
For all of the GPs, supervision was supportive in solving barriers in using the 4DSQ because the GPs: i) experienced time to focus on the 4DSQ; ii) heard from other GPs about how to handle the 4DSQ and iii) the GPs developed skills in how to interpret the 4DSQ scores.
Finally, I didn't ever drop the signal of the GPS – I was pleasantly surprised that even if I was in a dead zone the GPS signal was rock-solid.
Most of the GPs I saw reacted the same, despite my tears and protestations.
Every participant carries all devices for one week while pursuing their regular activities (Additional file 1: Figure S6): a microAeth black carbon aerosol monitor (AethLabs, USA), a SenseWear (Body Media USA) for PA, a Zephyr BioHarness (Zephyr, USA) for breathing rate and heart rate, a GPS (I-GOTU GT-600) and a smartphone (Samsung Galaxy SII, Korea) for geo-localization and accelerometry.
As the aging proceeds, the δ′ phase nucleates and grows on the GP-I zones.
GP(I -zones are formed over a wI -zoneserarere range, formedovertemperature to 140–150°C, independently of quenching temperature.
The composite structure, in which the GP-I zone is flanked by a pair of lenticular δ′ particles, is stable in 180 200 °C.
Fully coherent pre-β″ particles (GP-I zones) are formed from atomic clusters that were created upon annealing or at natural ageing.
