➢ Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM): Necessity for the application of condition-based maintenance is the availability of a set of measurements and data possession system to monitor real time equipment performance.
Ontologies have been applied to the formalization of experiments, which not only promotes semantic clarity but is also a technological necessity for the application of computational tools to automate the extraction of knowledge from scientific data (Soldatova and King, 2006).
It is clear that the rise of (organised) cybercrime will only increase the necessity of the online applications of research techniques if we want to get into contact with respondents from this online community for research purposes.
This necessity leads to the application of two types of integration.
This combination omits the necessity of a fast application of the full power by using the exponential part of the heating curve and in the same time does not require the surrounding to be close to the equilibrium temperature for a long time.
The continued occurrence of infections highlights the necessity of strict application of hygiene measures.
The major shortcoming of pyruvate is the necessity of intracoronary application.
These findings suggest that instruction, cueing conditions, and learning processes are important determinants of ToL performance, and they stress the necessity of standardized application in research and clinical practice.
These successful studies using the NGS techniques demonstrate the feasibility and necessity of its application to M. oryzae field isolates to elucidate the molecular basis of virulence.
Finally, the necessity of application of optimum thick thermal barrier coatings with compositionally optimised NiCoCrAlY coating, which can protect the gas turbine engine blade materials significantly against both oxidation and hot corrosion conditions, is emphasized.
The use of advanced technologies applying chemical and mineral admixtures, combined with conventional raw materials, can provide cost effective solutions to meet many of the challenges facing the concrete industry, especially with respect to production of cost effective durable structures, without the necessity of application of exotic new cementitious systems.
