Valuable information related to land use change can be easily detected through remote sensing data base upon which appropriate planning and decisions can be made in economical way (Franklin 2001).
Despite their wide range of applications and their flexibility, there is still no general framework or procedure through which the appropriate neural network for a specific task can be designed.
Despite of the wide range of applications and flexibility of ANNs, there is still no general framework or procedure through which the appropriate network for a specific task can be designed.
Despite of the wide range of applications and flexibility of NNs, there is still no general framework or procedure through which the appropriate network for a specific task can be designed.
Hence, in order to minimize the effect of these parameters on convergence rate, a sensitivity analysis is usually performed prior to the main GA analysis through which an appropriate range for the variables is introduced.
The modified process through which culturally appropriate and methodologically valid translations of QoL measures may be achieved in a pediatric population with a relatively rare disorder is reported.
The purpose of this report is to describe a process through which culturally appropriate and methodologically valid translations and adaptations of QoL measures may be achieved in a pediatric population with a relatively rare disorder, childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).
We will then focus on different mechanisms through which nanosystems with appropriate chemical composition and physicochemical properties can serve as MDR reversing units at different cellular and intracellular levels according to the changes that underlie the resistance.
The concept of domestication of technology concerns the process through which artefacts are appropriated and re-embedded in a local context when it is put to use [ 33].
Past studies have found numerous roles for BicD in contributing to distinct dynein-mediated processes, but the exact mechanism through which BicD contributes to appropriate minus-end transport is not yet well established.
In an attempt to bring Ottoman studies in dialogue with the newly developing field of trans-regional history, her dissertation reveals the multiple ways through which these categories were appropriated and challenged by both the imperial center and different communities moving within and across the empire.
