Results highlight how the proposed methodology increases company eco-knowledge providing a tangible support in the definition of energy-label compliant products.
Some authors point out that these changing trends have tangible consequences in the definition of statistical rainfall thresholds (Wilson 2000; Floris et al. 2010; Quadrelli et al. 2001; Martina et al. 2010), hence the need of performing periodic updates of the thresholds to have a fully functional operating EWS (Lagomarsino et al. 2013; Rosi et al. 2015).
The basic idea of such a sequence lies in the definition of the tangible fragments of free-form surfaces applicable to tool making.
Tangible results are expected to influence the definition and specification of Future Internet architecture design from viewpoints of Internet of Things and Internet of Services.
Hence, this paper concentrates on the distribution unbalance, completing the available definitions in order to maintain tangible relationships between the level of unbalance and the cited consequences in distribution networks.
Anatomical details enthrall: hands that touch and grip with tangible pressures, masses of hair given depth and definition by a few highlighted strands.
However, in the absence of a non-creatinine based definition of AKI, we feel that to provide tangible clinical benefit plasma NGAL would have to improve the early detection of AKI over the current gold standard.
It's not the broadest definition of capital, but it's not limited to tangible common, which is where we started out.
We cannot present a hard and fast definition of SE unless we achieve the true and tangible constituents of the SE.
In identifying meaning units, the definition of social support was divided into emotional and tangible support as well as awareness of the source of the support, formal or informal (see figure 1).
