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But what I see unfolding in Iraq strikes me as impressive: a well-considered strategy, adaptable to the unexpected turns of war and accomplished, so far, with remarkably low U.S. casualties and far, far fewer civilian deaths than the alarmists predicted.

This model leads to design a monitoring strategy adaptable to each industrial requirement.

The presented spray drying strategy is adaptable for large-scale industrial production of Si-based composite, and it can be extended to the design of other promising micro-sized electrode materials.

Because these strategies were adaptable, even though policies were different in liberal Mexico and conservative Guatemala, indigenous communities in both countries were able to defend their rights and retain their autonomy.

These strategies are adaptable and can be applied to harvest and storage of other time-sensitive labile tissues from animals and plants.

In Fig. 7 it is shown part of the RTS produced for the adaptation strategy of the Adaptable-ASK system.

Since the dynamic part of the adaptation methodology proposed here is not currently implemented, we used simulation to predict how the defined adaptation strategy for the Adaptable-ASK system would behave in a real runtime situation.

By taking into account the timed game model, the proposed scheme is designed as an iterative routing process in which each iteration involves three key steps: (i) observing the current network environment, (ii) estimating the prospective payoff to select the most adaptable strategy, and (iii) updating the information to adapt to the network dynamics.

This article introduces a novel highly adaptable strategy for streaming and visualizing WSI from mobile devices.

Furthermore, the generalized formulation of the artifact rejection classification strategy makes it adaptable to various other problems involving the multi-class classification of multivariate signals of multiple sensors.

Compared to univariate associations assessed in the first step of SPCA, CART uses the information from the set of all candidate variables as a whole and examines the complex interactions among exposures and responses, thus we expect this two-step modeling strategy to be adaptable in a multipollutant context.