The World Health Organization (2002) defines active ageing as the process of optimising opportunities for health, participation and security in order to enhance quality of life as people age.
The process of optimising a schedule with column generation, for networks that employ both spatial and temporal reuse, is explained in this section.
In the cortex, the top-down process of optimising the precision (gain) of prediction error units is called 'attention' (Feldman and Friston 2010).
This may bring great advantages in the process and product design, in the equipment scaling up and down, in the capability of optimising the process and delivering solid technical criteria for business decision making.
Outsourcing is not an all-or-nothing proposition, but a process of optimising for value.
These challenges in the delivery of colorectal cancer screening are seen in other healthcare contexts 31 32; the importance of optimising organisational factors in the process of screening, as well as addressing the many behavioural and cultural factors that mediate uptake has been widely recognised.
Why bother with keeping historic buildings, old churches, and anything else that gets in the way of optimising the figures?
It is our hope that a further analysis of health impacts of globalization may help in adjusting and optimising the process of globalization on every level in the direction of a sustainable and healthy development for all.
As addressed by others (e.g., Borgesi and Vecelli [ 44]), it is our hope that a further analysis of health impacts of globalization may help in adjusting and optimising the process of globalization on every level in the direction of a sustainable and healthy development [ 57].
To optimise the product development, many methods are developed based on optimising the process of information exchange, which is required in analysing consequences and implications of potential decisions.
