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Because of those imperatives, the development of automated solutions to reduce the needs of human resources is essential, and so are the development in robotics and artificial intelligence (Gomez et al. (2015a); Gomez et al., 2016), including the usage of UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) for hazards, disaster risk and emergency management.
It is essential that strategies that attempt to reduce the needs of this vulnerable group are developed and rigorously trialed.
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EUS may be used to reduce the need of diagnostic ERCP.
For the reserve allocation process, an approach is used to reduce the need of fast-response reserves.
When compared with MFE, the gradient-weighted MFE (GWMFE) method has some promising properties to reduce the need of tuning.
Furthermore, a well-designed online course delivery system is likely to reduce the need of interactions between instructors and students.
This require actions to reduce the need of travel, to encourage modal shift, to reduce trip lengths and to increase efficiency of transport system.
(Contingency plans serve to reduce the need of improvisation and to ensure a quick and effective response to any occurring problems).
The distribution phase could also make use of multicast-type protocols, where the deployed cells can be grouped to reduce the need of addressing the messages to particular base stations.
Overall, testing itself must be sustainable and safe by avoiding solvents that may be hazardous or energy consuming, and testing should help to reduce the need of experimental animals.
The intention module equips the architecture with deliberative planning capabilities, enabling it to purposefully maintain an agenda of actions to perform and to reduce the need of constantly sensing the environment.
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