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Few have considered the approach of implementing a forced convection cooling solution in such devices.

This paper presents the approach of implementing a design principle for reducing the directions of radar cross section spikes of military aircraft.

If one took the approach of implementing interventions to directly target a particular subtype of communication problem, such as situation-background-assessment-recommendation training for all staff 38 to improve the effectiveness of nurse-to-physician communication, one might still only affect a small subset of the overall AEs on our service that resulted from communication failures.

Focusing on a practical approach of implementing a hybrid system, a non model-based approach is applied to control Flymobile.

The current approach consists of implementing a low cost autonomous indoor tour guide robot running on an embedded system which is the Raspberry pi 2. The autonomous navigation is achieved through wall following using ultrasonic sensors and image processing using a simple webcam.

This approach consists of implementing a Bayesian random effects model in populations of 25 000 or less harnessing the improved precision obtained through intelligent Bayesian smoothing.

This paper presents a new approach to evaluating the suitability of implementing a batch-production-oriented manufacturing line.

With the aim of implementing a new approach to my teaching, I participated in a project entitled 'Revisiting Scientific Inquiry in the Classroom: Towards an Interdisciplinary Framework for Science Teaching and Learning'.

Data were collected as part of a three phase mixed methods study investigating the feasibility of implementing a national approach to CFH services in Australia (CHoRUS study).

The Child Health: Researching Universal Service (CHoRUS) study is a three phased mixed methods study investigating the feasibility of implementing a national approach to the provision of universal health services for children and families.

The CHoRUS study used a three phase, mixed methods sequential design [ 40] to investigate the feasibility of implementing a national approach to the provision of universal services to children and families.