Because of the potential for further dissemination of the disease among unvaccinated personnel and the operational implications of such disease spread on troop preparedness, additional steps directed towards active intervention were initiated.
The attack algorithm is developed as a set of steps and is directed towards uncovering the synchronized synaptic weights, or the final generated keys, of the TPM by observing its machine outputs.
The targeting of biosynthesis of the peptidoglycan component of the bacterial cell wall has proven to be clinically valuable but relatively little therapeutic development has been directed towards the transglycosylase step of this process.
Two components of Natural Remnant Magnetization (NRM) directions are identified; the first one considered as Viscous Remanent Magnetization (VRM) is removed by 5 25 mT AF or a temperature of 120 °C 250 °C, the second component isolated after these steps defined a straight-line segment directed towards the origin and is interpreted as the Characteristic Remanent Magnetization (ChRM).
Important steps as they were, none were directed towards any form of co-operation between Burslem, Hanley or any other of the Potteries towns.
This extract did not contain xanthohumol (achieved by additional purification steps), since our research was intentionally directed towards the utilization of the spent hops after extraction of this compound from the waste.
Our attention was then directed towards the final deprotection step (Scheme 5).
Readers interested in seeing how some of these steps were applied to diabetes care are directed towards the model application published elsewhere [ 120].
This is a first step towards designing assessment and intervention methods, specifically directed towards subgroups of individuals sharing characteristic symptomatology.
The activities represent many more than a single step (see footnote 1); more importantly, the steps are all in one and the right direction—each part of a cohesive, managed project directed towards a clear purpose.
