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"We have to be careful not to generalise too widely and end up with a funding methodology which takes us to the lowest common denominator".
The augmented virtualization and geographic dispersion of project environments create demand for an adaptive design research methodology, which takes the increasing role of distributed online interactions into account.
Thanks to these models, a design methodology, which takes advantage of the bulk terminal, allows to turn this well-known body-effect drawback into an analog advantage, giving thus an efficient alternative to overcome the design constraints of the CMOS VLSI wireless mass market.
Figure 10a particularly emphasises that the statistical test based on the Laplacian model does not perform well while the proposed methodology which takes into account that the Laplacian distribution parameters as nuisance parameters allows us to largely improve the performance.
The detailed methodology, which takes into account different risk groups, is provided in the Supporting Material (eAppendix).
Nonetheless, we could show the feasibility of using a cost-based patient admission assignment methodology, which takes into account adaptable length of stay estimations and aggregated resources.
This was tricky enough, but our healing methodology – which was really Joy's healing methodology, which took her 20 years to develop and consistently produced spectacular results – didn't make it any easier.
Moreover, more complex methodologies which take into account network distances – the distance to an outlet based on road and footpath measurements – can be adapted to explore these relationships.
In this study, an inverse problem methodology is used which takes into account both features and yields material property estimates that can analyze the healing changes.
This paper describes a methodology for control which takes account of different situations where several manipulated variables encounter constraints derived from an on-line closed loop dynamic process model.
A simple HPLC methodology is proposed which takes into account changes in solvent composition and analysis time in order to speed up lengthy separations without affecting the chromatographic resolution.
