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All these factors are the core of the Virtual Testing implementation, which will be thoroughly explained in this article and applied to the specific case of Bepi-Colombo spacecraft tested on the ESA QUAD Shaker.

As shown in the previous researches, CU size selection process applying RD optimization can be unacceptably time-consuming for practical implementation, which will be further analyzed in Section 2. To solve this problem, we propose a method utilizing machine learning to accelerate the CU size selection process.

In this model, the duration of the effects of implementation is crucial for the cost-effectiveness of implementation, which will be investigated explicitly in this study.

The main characteristic of BPMN 2.0, that led us to adopt it, is that this modeling technique simplifies and facilitates future software implementation, which will be needed to manage and optimize the process.

A formalization of results was carried out in UML (Unified Modeling Language) for the future construction of a Multi Agent System (MAS) model, the implementation of which will be useful for land use planning, discussions among local and regional actors and scenario building.

After consensus has been reached, patient, patient's employer and OT will agree on an implementation plan, which will be evaluated during following weeks.

We set our simulation environment and place our virtual anchors and testpoints exactly as our real world implementation (Figure 6), which will be shown in the next section.

"It has caused us to push back slightly some of the other implementation, the schedule which will be moving to this winter with franchisees, but we have assured franchisees as we had these experiences, that we would work this through and to their satisfaction before rolling it out with our franchisees," Hudson said.

More detailed information and advice about implementation concepts and processes is available in the GINA online appendix, in a 2012 publication entitled "A guide to the translation of the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) strategy into improved care" by B oulet et al. [ 14] in the European Respiratory Journal, and in implementation toolbox resources which will be published by GINA in 2015.

Technological advances and strategies for improved data acquisition protocols are helping the clinical implementation of MRS, which will be required for assessing whether the metabolic PD biomarkers observed could be translated into robust radiological tools for use in patient studies with targeted therapies.

Additionally, information about optimal conditions for implementation can be obtained, which will be useful for implementation of the palliative care ICP or any other similar health improvement initiatives, in other areas of the country.