The original secret sharing scheme is revised to utilize all coefficients in polynomials for larger data capacity at data level.
The revised course utilized reorganized lessons created with edited versions of the pre-existing PowerPoint presentations.
With our patient population spending a large percentage of time without shivering, it would suggest that this protocol could be revised further by utilizing rescue agents more frequently in order to prevent escalation of therapy to the next tier.
The results were subsequently utilized to revise CGA G-13 guidelines on the safe handling of silane.
Cognitive functions (perception, remembering, thinking, acting and learning) are implemented by processes that create, utilize and revise representations.
In Eq. (22), the average vad of ten frames in front of the current frame is utilized to revise the original fixed value 0.15, and the decision result is relatively good when their weights are 0.8 and 0.2, respectively.
Each patient was re-classified as atopic or not based upon these clinical findings utilizing a revised version of Willemse's diagnostic criteria.
For case, where the energy storage instead of a capacitor is added to the DC-link of interlinking converter, the control scheme of interlinking converter should be revised to fully utilize the energy storage capacity.
While student performance data were not collected, the revised course did utilize research-based strategies that have been shown to promote student learning (e.g., Freeman et al. 2014; Knight and Wood 2005; Kortz et al. 2008; McConnell et al. 2003).
Koubek submitted a revised design which utilized larger, octagonal window designs of marble with recessed ribs of bronze aluminum, which not only was accepted but highly praised by influential architect Frederick Gutheim as pushing District architectural design "forward 10 years".
At the second stage, a fuzzy programming approach utilizes the calculated possibilities to revise an existing portfolio considering investor profile, transaction costs, and risk-free rate of return.
