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The EU funded project ENK5-CT-2000-00304 "Weyburn" is carried out in close co-operation between European and American scientists, with the objective to elaborate, from a case study, a project strategy applicable to European sites.

With emphasis on styling and not engineering, NMOTO only needed to elaborate from a proven motorcycle.

In this paper we will elaborate from a technical perspective on what the CODAC team defined in the current version of PCDH (v5) for this standardization process.

In the end, some conclusions and solutions are proposed in order to elaborate a global strategy, from an economical, educational, social, psychological and architectural point of view in order to improve the quality of life and education for this category of children.

The most systematic of the post-Kantian idealists, Hegel attempted, throughout his published writings as well as in his lectures, to elaborate a comprehensive and systematic philosophy from a purportedly logical starting point.

But I still want to elaborate on a brief aside from my earlier post, and explain why it might actually be good for conservative Catholics in America to have a pope who makes them a little more uncomfortable, and (what's left of) the American church's liberal wing a little more enthusiastic, than either John Paul II or Benedict did.

We asked respondents to elaborate on a specific case from their own daily practice.

Respondents were asked to elaborate on a specific case from their own practice in which they had experienced difficulties, to get insight in care providers' concrete experiences.

(18) Kim, Kim, Khera & Getman 31 2014 USA Engineering, sociology, humanities HE Building on the RCOI framework, this study aimed to investigate participants' perceived values of the flipped classrooms with respect to the RCOI components and to elaborate a design framework from which design principles for the flipped classrooms could be specified.

A "Leda and the Swan" is developed from ancient cameos, like the one on show here that once belonged to Lorenzo the Magnificent, while a breezy "Europa and the Bull" is elaborated from a drawing from Filippino Lippi's studio.

The configuration is elaborated from a new search strategy in the design space.