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The principles illustrated can provide a basis for enhancing detection on certain analytical device designs.
Finally, we present some more general principles, illustrated by two examples, for how model-based approaches may be used for visual adaptation of UIs.
Tragic accidents—such as Air France's flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris in June 2009 killing all people on board— can be prevented by implementing auto-pilot systems with an airspeed data stream error detection and correction algorithm following the fundamental principles illustrated in this work.
Cell rearrangements within a cluster are specified using the axiomatic operating principles illustrated in Fig. 4 and discussed below.
To that end, we have created, studied, and improved quasi-autonomous AT II cell-mimetic analogues that exhibit the identified attributes in Table 1, while adhering tightly to the small set of axiomatic operating principles illustrated in Figs. 3 and 4. Achieving the targeted attributes along with envisioned, future uses and capabilities dictated model design and implementation.
Dichotomously-scored instruments are not common in HRQL measurement, but the principles illustrated here apply equally to Likert-type scoring.
The event was attended by more than 160 invitees from business and civil society, the objective being to provide a comprehensive introduction to the Principles, illustrating their practicality and broad relevance with examples of business practice from across the globe.
Furthermore, as new tools were developed and existing ones improved, scientists' knowledge about living organisms changed, a principle illustrated elegantly by the discovery of the cryptomycota.
Many soft-bodied animals have muscle systems based on the principle illustrated by a simple wormlike animal, as shown in Figure 5.
To calculate the position of an on-road obstacle relative to a camera mounted on the moving vehicle, one should apply the principle illustrated in Fig. 9.
The fundamental principle illustrated by the ROC curve is that there is an inherent limit to the diagnostic efficacy of a test.
