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Via implementing some row transformations, V can be obtained and expressed by V = Re AS + N 1 Im AS + N 1 Re A Φ x S + N 2 Im A Φ x S + N 2 Re A Φ y S + N 3 Im A Φ y S + N 3 Re A Φ z S + N 4 Im A Φ z S + N 4 = Re AS + Re { N p } Im AS + Im { N p } Re A Φ x S + Re { N x } Im A Φ x S + Im { N x } Re A Φ y S + Re { N y } Im A Φ y S + Im { N y } Re A Φ z S + Re { N z } Im A Φ z S + Im { N z } (9).

For example, in [6] personalization task was performed in two phases: learning user-specific source classifiers and learning a distribution-to-classifier mapping via implementing dictionary learning.

In the study, we collaboratively worked with teachers (practitioners) to improve and enhance the teacher facilitation components in VISOLE via implementing serious gaming in teaching a 6-week senior secondary Geography formal curricular module.

In this section, in order to show advantages of our algorithms, we present some numerical results via implementing Algorithm 3.1 and Algorithm 3.5 for two examples, respectively, in the setting of finite-dimensional Hilbert space.

For teachers to fully understand via implementing the model of action research promoted by the North Zone, they would take much longer time due to its higher aspiration towards a more academic research.

The MORSGO aims to handle multi-objective problems with satisfactory convergence and diversity via implementing adaptive root growth operators with a pool of multi-objective search rules and strategies.

If no improvement is obtained, patients can die via implemented mortality rates, or the patients get hospitalized via emergency or normal transport, and therefore are transferred to the inpatient care procedure, represented by block 2. Figure 3 Flowchart of the implemented conventional treatment procedure for outpatient care of heart failure patients.

Acknowledging an increase in the burden of cervical cancer, VIA was implemented as a regional cervical cancer screening strategy in Tanzania in 2002.

Acknowledging an increase in the burden of cervical cancer, VIA was implemented as a regional cervical cancer screening strategy in 2002.

The benefit and novelty of this method is that the boundary condition is captured via easily implemented source terms.

We have shown via our implemented prototype that the framework successfully enables interoperability in a transparent way, while introducing acceptable overhead.