Much of current human factors research stops at the user interface and fails to provide a definitive process for integration of end user devices with instrumentation and control and operational concepts.
After tensions led to the division of the still bilingual University of Louvain into a Flemish-speaking campus on Flemish territory and a French-speaking campus on Walloon territory in 1969 70, a slow but definitive process of federalization got under way.
As indicated in earlier work, 'the definitive process by which values should be elicited for capabilities is unresolved' (Coast et al., 2008b), and a number of approaches have been tried including linking with life satisfaction (Anand et al., 2009).
Qualification for this study included men with the diagnosis of prostate cancer who had not been exposed previously to antiandrogen therapy, LHRH therapy, or any other definitive process of prostate cancer manipulation.
Moreover, the transcription levels of several MEGs are strongly upregulated during the definitive host invasion process (Parker-Manuel et al. 2011).
I am indebted to Flo Conway and Jim Siegelman who wrote the definitive explanation of this process and gave us the term "Snapping," which is the title of their excellent book on the subject, Snapping: America's Epidemic of Sudden Personality Change.
Time is an illusion and over the eons of human existence it became clear that without time management, people meandered; lost track not only of the aging process but the definitive moment to eschew summer whites.
If Congress remains gridlocked on immigration, the long-term court process may provide the definitive answer on DACA.
According to the ΔF record constructed for the 2015 definitive data, the processed data from the magnetometers have a high level of coherence, as the ΔF amplitude does not exceed 1 nT during the whole year.
We generated a transcriptome dataset from the definitive host An. japonica as part of this filtering process.
