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This calibration enables to build a default system that can be further refined by the introduction of experts advices.

The distributed problem is then solved through an ADP algorithm whose approximation of state and optimal control is refined through the introduction of a central coordinator.

The separation of unipolar depression from bipolar disorders resulted from the work of Angst (1966), Perris (1966) and Winokur et al. (1969); this classification was refined through the introduction of bipolar-II disorder by Dunner et al. (1976).

Over recent years the behavioural analysis of C. elegans has become increasingly refined with the introduction of automated computer systems [2].

The case-crossover study design has been refined since its introduction in 1991, from the unidirectional, to the bidirectional, and most recently, to the time-stratified approach.

This work has been afterwards refined in [24], with the introduction of a more accurate curve model for brushstroke description that takes into account also chromaticity values.

6 Systems and regulations were further refined over time including the introduction of the European Medicines Agency EMAA) to coordinate drug licensing in Europe.

Furthermore the introduction of VA has refined considerably the epidemiological toolkit regarding mortality data.

The American cleaner James Spangler refined the vacuum in 1908 with the introduction of a pillow case to collect dust.

This initial schedule then gets refined in the second stage with the introduction of additional waiting time before the service blocks, to reduce earliness with respect to the time windows (Lines 12 21).

The system was refined to take account of these flaws, with the introduction of the Contractor Operations Centers (CONOC), but still left a large number of contractors outside the system.