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In the 'Results and discussion' section, a procedure for segment-strategy selection is introduced, including how to select an optimum solution.
In this section, a procedure for segment-strategy selection is developed in ten steps to select the best potential segment with its strategies by considering an acceptable risk and in five competitive forces factors which have been developed by Porter (1980).
One woman we met walked 30 miles to the Center to give birth via cesarean section, a procedure without which she would have surely died.
The last section presents a procedure for incorporating sustainability metrics in a process design project.
This section describes a procedure of generating the computer-generated book images and superimposing them on real background images.
This section describes a procedure for generating all children G=T+e of a given multi-tree T by adding a new edge e.
This section describes a procedure for the dimensioning of the access network to meet coverage and QoS constraints in terms of blocking probabilities.
The compound identity was confirmed through retention time match after the measurement of high purity external standards for these three compounds (obtained from Sigma-Aldrich, Israel; see Supplementary Information, section S3) – a procedure that has been recommended by several researchers in the field (Bajtarevic et al, 2009; Ligor et al, 2009; Sponring et al, 2009; Filipiak et al, 2010).
In this section, a scheduling procedure relying on the reverse link signals of the active users is presented.
The general mathematical model explained in previous sections provides a procedure to specify the complex slowness vectors for the propagation of four inhomogeneous waves in a saturated poroelastic solid under initial stress.
In the following section, an evaluation procedure at the landscape scale is presented for the NASA-CASA model at BEF using growing season EVI computed from Landsat 7 Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM+) imagery at a 30-m gridded spatial resolution.
