During his long period in command of Shannon, Captain Philip Broke introduced practical refinements to his 'great guns', which were virtually unheard of elsewhere in contemporary naval gunnery.
This technique forms the foundations of the approach and results described in the present paper; we in the following section we will describe the specific practical refinements required for robust 3D image acquisition, which we have not previously reported.
In 1874, Greathead made the subaqueous technique really practical by refinements and mechanization of the Brunel-Barlow shield and by adding compressed air pressure inside the tunnel to hold back the outside water pressure.
This report provides practical guidance on refinement of the use of food and fluid control as motivational tools for macaques used in behavioural neuroscience research.
Additional topics covered include calculating the observed order of accuracy, error bands, and practical aspects of mesh refinement.
Continued refinement of practical tools for detecting mild HAND [ 141] may also make screening more acceptable and lower the cost of collection of much-needed longitudinal data.
The trainers' experiences and supervision observations, and the qualitative evaluation with the tutors, will inform RAFT manual and training refinement, and practical methods of widespread implementation of RAFT across rheumatology (eg, training DVDs).
The latter will help in the development of predictive models and, on a more practical side, in the refinement and increased understanding of targeted surveillance approaches to classical scrapie.
Conceptual refinement provided a practical avenue that other, less gifted politicians had not devised.
Through the examples chosen, we show the power of QM to provide novel insights into biological systems, while also impacting practical applications such as structure refinement.
