These procedures represent an optimum in terms of economy of implementation (small number of living elements involved, like cells, tissues, vessels, etc), speed and precision.
Also, the SCM preserves the interesting features of the original method: easiness of implementation, low memory requirements, small cost in terms of the CPU time.
For larger instances with size 42 ⩽ n ⩽ 70, the simulated annealing implementation obtained smaller objective values, while requiring a smaller number of function evaluations.
Lessons for the implementation of small-scale CDD funds are elaborated and the utility of program theory approaches for evaluators and planners working with programs that fund community-based initiatives is outlined.
The core technology of the approach involves the identification of deficiencies in quality, repeated implementation of small-scale interventions and measuring of changes, followed by refinement and expansion of the interventions to improve care processes [ 2].
Though Mr Obama is holding out for a bit more stimulus, the planned expiry of the payroll tax cut and the implementation of smaller austerity measures will squeeze the economy early in 2013.
The reasons for slower implementation include smaller airport pavement networks, greater importance of operational issues at airports, and limitations of existing airport pavement management software (ACRP [21]).
Its big advantage compared to a detailed shell element model is the easier implementation, the smaller computation time and the easier interpretation and exploitation of results.
The presented results suggest that there is a lower level of implementation in smaller disciplines, such as otorhinolaryngology or human genetics.
In addition to the above, the primary analyses around implementation in smaller retailers will also examine the impact of full implementation on behavioural outcomes including purchase of tobacco products and smoking incidence and smoking prevalence.
