For others, adopting and practicing this approach require an evolutionary process whereby (1) awareness, (2) understanding, (3) conviction, and (4) habit are developed over a period of perhaps five years.
Most tools designed to facilitate this approach require modification of the source code and the installation of additional software, which may be inconvenient for some users.
However, interpretations based on this approach require determination of an appropriate cutoff value to separate the proxy record into ice-free and ice-covered conditions and assessment of the sensitivity of the results to different cutoff values.
Architects and clients who take this approach require fresh and complementary engineering approaches, not tradition-bound engineering that incorporates extra capacity to "overcome" the natural forces a design team may have "invited" into a building.
Therapeutics designed to take advantage of this approach require at least two functionalities, one that facilitates transport and the other to provide therapeutic benefit, and bispecific antibodies are ideally suited for this task.
Because the developed interface and this approach require no installation of any sensor into the mouth cavity, the system does not hinder the user's other activities such as eating, chewing, and talking.
