It was a nice bit of real-world, useful, observational science.
To assess the effects on functional outcomes and treatment adherence of wearable technology and serious games (ie, interactive computer applications with specific purposes useful in the "real world") currently used in physical rehabilitation of patients after traumatic bone and soft tissue injuries.
The Monte Carlo pharmacodynamic simulation is a computing tool that is used to create an in silico resemblance of the real world and is useful to predict clinical efficacy for assumed doses and dosage regimens [ 15].
This is logical because AR requires cameras to map the real world and overlay useful content and information.
Such examples, while not necessarily being presented as candidates for demons that can be constructed in the real world, are nevertheless useful in clarifying what attendant assumptions are being made when exorcisms are proposed.
I think that a pair of operations courses, one on theory and the other on how it is implemented in the real world, would be very useful.
To apply the concept of script to real world problems, it seems useful to differentiate between potential scripts, planned scripts and performed scripts.
"My personal opinion," says Efstathiadis, "is that interchanging positions makes the scientist understand the real world and be really useful to the society".
It also illustrates how studying "real world" crashes may provide useful information on occupant injuries under impact circumstances not currently covered by crash testing.
According to our experience, useful methods of real world problems often need to be used to solve several problems arising in different spaces.
But a clean dismal science that misses important features of the real world may not be particularly useful.
