Sentence examples for requirements of persons from inspiring English sources
This article presents an Assistive Product (AP) design model built in order to respond to the requirements of persons with disabilities.
The researchers also investigated all similar products available at that time, and they found that none of them was sufficiently easy to use and none met the requirements of persons with dementia.
The aim of the study was to identify these factors and the long-term care requirements of persons aged 60 and older living alone in rural areas of Shaanxi Province, China.
Although sometimes enforced by legal requirement on persons of royal birth, more often it has been a matter of political policy and/or tradition in monarchies.
The counselling requirements of affected persons need to be studied.
Following WHO recommendations on physical activities and the usability requirements of older persons, the GameUp project created seven mini exergames training mobility, strength, and balance on Kinect® for Windows.
We have used the approach of analyzing human choices in offline social networks to identify the hidden requirements of a person representing a specific social domain or society.
We have used the approach of analyzing behavioral influences in offline social networks to identify the hidden requirements of a person representing a specific social domain or society.
In this paper, we design an interpretable and transparent model able to describe the basic physical activity and the energy requirements of a person, by capturing the accelerations of its smartphone placed wherever he/she wants.
As an illustrative example, consider the "diet problem", one of the first modern optimization problems [ 5], studied in the 1940s: to find the cheapest combination of foods that will satisfy all the daily nutritional requirements of a person.
This is of particular interest due to the considerable amount of already existing co-morbidities like polyneuropathy, increased mortality and the increased requirement of drugs of persons with undiagnosed diabetes [ 17, 34– 34].
