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The technique has been implemented in hand-held instrumentation which can be battery powered.

In addition, non-linear functions for continuous variables and for Killip class may improve model discrimination and could be implemented in hand-held electronic devices.

It is an optical technique implemented in a hand-held microscope for visualizing the microcirculation on organ and mucous surfaces using polarized green light and cross-polarized images.

The control algorithms have been implemented in the robotic hand by means of a virtual instrument in LabVIEW environment.

Prevention and treatment must be implemented hand-in-hand.

White's manner is restless a foot or a leg or an implement in his hand is nearly always in motion.

It is a modular bit-serial design, which on the one hand can be efficiently implemented in hardware and on the other hand has the advantage that it can handle operands of arbitrary length.

In Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey: 2001, when the hominids at the dawn of man gleaned the potential of a femur bone, a long slender hard implement in the hands of the evolving man-ape became a weapon, an essential survival tool that gave the primitive tribe the power over the water hole and ignited the spark for evolution.

Maximal tetanic stimulation was implemented in several studies targeting small hand muscles (see a list of references in Sale 1988) and because, as expected, untrained healthy individuals can activate these muscles fully maximal tetanic stimulation revealed no changes in muscle activation after strength training (Sale 1988).

Boundary conditions (3.26) are implemented in matrix on the left-hand side of (3.25) in rows,,,, and, respectively, as before with the initial solution above.

Finally we classified the differences in strategy by which guidelines were implemented in daily clinical care: passive hand-over of (education) materials (I), or active strategies by a single (II) or multiple (III) interaction with patients and/or practitioners.