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The Lagrangian particle tracking approach was implemented for evaluating dispersion and deposition of spherical dust particles.

A multiuser mobile environment following the third generation partnership project TS 45.005v9.3.0/25.943v9.0.0 was also implemented for evaluating the scheduler's performance.

Therefore a cooperative approach among mobile devices has been introduced, and a cooperative application for mobile phones has been implemented for evaluating the performance of the proposed system.

Possibly, recent and established online database tools as SIFT (Ng and Henikoff 2003) and PolyPhen-2 (Adzhubei et al. 2013) that have been implemented for evaluating non-synonymous amino acid changes are also helpful in this process.

In this paper, a real-time hybrid shaking table testing method (RHSTTM) is experimentally implemented for evaluating the performance of a tuned liquid damper (TLD) controlling a seismically excited building structure.

The approach described here may also be easily implemented for evaluating range-wide habitat change for many other species around the world and thus help achieve biodiversity conservation objectives such as those set by the Aichi Biodiversity Targets and the Sustainable Development Goals.

So far, implemented systems for evaluating AFs have either followed a straight-forward reduction-based approach or been limited to certain tractable classes of AFs.

The design, which was relatively easy to implement, was used for evaluating the AusTED II in three locations in northern Australia.

Personal protective equipment (PPE specialized clothing or equipment worn by employees to protect themselves from exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials can also be used to reduce the risk of exposure The employer is required to provide a clean and sanitary workplace and is responsible for developing and implementing a procedure for evaluating exposure incidents.

The principal objectives of the tournament, named after the original Turing Test, are (1) to find learning algorithms (emulators) that most closely simulate human behavior, (2) to find algorithms (detectors) that most accurately distinguish between humans and machines, and (3) to provide a demonstration of how to implement this methodology for evaluating models of human behavior.

The R software package TreatmentSelection (http://labs.fhcrc.org/janes/index.html) can be used to implement these methods for evaluating and comparing biomarkers for binary outcomes [ 47].