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The tailoring-based approach, as adopted in this paper, empowers users, for instance, allowing them to change the position of some interaction elements or even disabling functions that do not make sense to them.

In this paper, to empower service directories, directories are augmented with knowledge about web services that is encoded by a semantic interlinked graph of WST entities.

The aim of this paper is to empower readers with an understanding of IC research instruments and assessment tools commonly used to measure IC development in FL education and to inform methodological decisions of future research.

Having been defined as one of the coping means with HIV/AIDS, spirituality is argued in this paper as an empowering resource in both well-being of the individuals with such a life threatening illness and their adaptation to the illness process.

This paper examines whether education empowers women.

This paper shows that appropriate techniques can empower users to create models that compete with classifiers built by state-of-the-art learning algorithms.

Reflecting observations made by Stein et al. (2007) in South Africa, the findings presented in this paper suggest that ART availability can empower and restore the agency and motivation of nurses, previously demoralised by the emotional drain of dealing with terminally ill patients for whom little could be done.

This paper presents a comprehensive approach aiming to empower youth in the process of urban planning using a combination of game based learning, co-creation, simulation modelling and design thinking.

The most promising approaches, referred to in this paper as total sanitation approaches, aim to empower communities as a whole to become 'OD free'.

In this paper, we propose a packet salvaging model, which empowers OR protocols to defend against malicious nodes by saving a proportion of dropped or manipulated packets.

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