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The current technology alternatives for optical regeneration, considering both the theoretical and experimental performance and the practical component implementation issues with emphasis on the Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) applications, has been reviewed in the chapter.

We also recognize that there continues to be, even since the passage of the Defense STRONG Act in December 2011, serious "implementation" issues with sexual assault policy in all branches of the military.

Only one study examined implementation issues with healthcare accreditation standards [ 33].

All block level supervisory officials in Rajasthan, and at least one supervisory official in each surveyed block in UP, reported discussing MCTS implementation issues with FHWs (ANMs and ASHAs) during monitoring and supervision meetings.

Reached individual patients were initially enrolled into each group by randomization (using a randomized controlled trial (RCT) design) from February to April 2012; however, we ran into implementation issues with the patient navigator (see Section 3), so we adjusted to a sequential enrollment procedure from May to December 2012.

Judge Tapp regularly consults with the Kentucky judiciary regarding implementation issues associated with new legislative initiatives and in 2012 was one of six jurists tasked with developing Kentucky's novel probation supervision (SMART) program.

We can use the computational model to quickly and systematically test a large number of regimens and quantify improvements that are achievable, acknowledging two major obstacles: drug toxicity associated with increased cumulative exposure to antibiotics, and patient compliance and implementation issues associated with directly observed treatment.

What makes SCP so appealing is that shipping companies can become more self-reliant and avoid implementation issues associated with multiple agencies.

Unfortunately, several implementation issues arose with each of our participating schools over the summer before the third and final year of the project.

In this paper, we extend our previous work by investigating performance evaluation and implementation issues associated with the induced optimal differentiated services architecture.

As the case study progresses, we identify key design and implementation issues associated with the agent‐based approach, as well as engineering‐inspired techniques and design principles available to tackle these issues.