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The project is the first to be implemented under a new state law, effective Wednesday, called the Connecticut Historic Homes Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program.
How the authorities respond to the report may indicate the extent to which reform is implemented under a drive by the country's president, Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler, to root out human rights violations by soldiers.
It has been implemented under a compliant modeling language to validate its reliability, obtaining a simulation components library, LibPK.
MOPEN has been implemented under a Windows environment; thus, it is easy to build and handle the data entry files and the result layout files.
The workflow and information exchange for Manufacturing Operations Management are defined by ISA 95 and implemented under a dynamic Agent-based environment.
What this means for Singapore is that the success of harmonizing ECCE depends not only on how regulatory and support mechanisms across the early childhood sector are centrally coordinated and implemented under a single agency.
So, the cognitive radio communications would be implemented under an assisted detection scheme provided by the primary sites (i.e., base stations, backbone).
We study how OBA permits can be implemented under an overall cap that may change with the level of production in contrast with a design that deducts OBA permits from the overall permit allocation as is the current practice in the EU-ETS and California.
The basic idea is to start from a very simple model for neutral loci that will be easy to implement under a Bayesian framework and to identify selected loci as outliers via posterior predictive P-values (PPP-values) [15], [16].
The basic idea is to start with a very simple model for neutral loci that is easy to implement under a Bayesian framework and to identify selected loci as outliers via Posterior Predictive P-values (PPP-values).
The model predicts no substantial change in the average cumulative lifetime risk of cervical cancer in Australian women (~0.68%) if 3-yearly screening were to be implemented under either a reminder-based or call-and-recall system.
