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As shown in Figure 6 and Table 1, the proposed design and implementation effectively cope with this trade-off and succeed to exploit high rates of data movement.

We appreciate that the suggested strategy represents only one conceivable way of implementing population-based normalization and that any implementation that effectively discerns copy number populations in aCGH data, whether utilizing prior knowledge regarding samples or inference from the data itself, could be used.

We show that this implementation performs effectively and converges quickly, steadily and accurately in the presence of considerable errors in the initial values, measurements and force models.

Prominent anisotropic errors, such as spurious asymmetric distortions on a circular reaction diffusion wave that feature in the conventional finite volume implementation are effectively suppressed through isotropic finite volume discretization.

The results show that Chinese companies must achieve a strategic alignment between their business strategy and EIS strategy and then they should facilitate EIS implementation by effectively designing managerial processes and learning mechanisms.

In our implementation, we effectively observe a similar increase ( to be precise) when we compare the process time related to the classical AAM, and the one related to our proposition, pre-process step included (Algorithm 2. As previously said in Section 3.3, the AAM robustness is related to the face variability in the learning base.

The Institute of Design and Manufacturing (IDF) of the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV) has developed, in collaboration with the Engineering Research Group Highway (GIIC) of the UPV, a low cost simulator that allows rapid implementation and effectively a new methodology for validation studies of different roads through the implementation in the simulator scenarios of existing roads.

Results (Table 1) indicate that the new implementation is effectively taking advantage of the multi-core implementation.

However, very few studies have focused on integrating some of these implementation strategies effectively into professional behavior in daily work in general practice.

The focus of this special issue is to present state-of-the-art research contributions and practical implementations that effectively manage interference in wireless communication systems.

Understanding the possible impact of ERP on particular interests of stakeholders may help project managers and others to manage ERP-implementations more effectively.