Medical science course lectures should integrate more practical process-oriented learning and nursing science courses should integrate more theoretical knowledge applicable in the context of clinical practice periods.
In such scenarios, it can be more practical to process the received signal in multiple branches, as shown in Figure 2. In that case, each branch processes one available band and down-converts the signal according to the center frequency of that band.
The ratio of ground defatted meal to TS was increased to 1 5 to simulate a more practical industrial process.
Our prototype aims at making pressurized recovery a more efficient and practical process.
Accordingly, development of a more practical and economic process for production of 1,3,5-trioxane is important due to the rapid expansion of acetal resin production (Masamoto et al. 2000; Grützner et al. 2007).
Once we arrive at his trailer, parked on the property of his new employer, we switch to the more practical side of the process.
On 26 May 1943, Oliphant wrote to Appleton to say that he had been considering the problem of electromagnetic isotope separation, and believed that he had devised a better method than Lawrence's, one which would result in a five to tenfold improvement in efficiency, and make it more practical to use the process in Britain.
Among the available approaches to obtain utilities, the administration of currently existing generic preference-based instruments such as the EuroQol-5D [EQ-5D]) [ 13– 15] is commonly preferred by different health technology agencies in favor of promoting consistency and equity in decision-making and making this process more practical [ 12, 16– 16].
These do not replace raw creativity, but they make the process more productive and provide a practical process for involving the whole organization in thinking outside of the box.
In addition, the cause classification in HFACS is more practical, and its accident analysis process is more convenient.
