The extent to which core team members worked together (or 'team coreness') was influenced by professional group and affected by length of procedure.
This article puts forward a novel routing architecture for complex optical network, which core component is path calculation element (PCE).
This ontology-based conformity verification supports an iterative modeling process in which core or domain models are modified.
We are developing a new thread management system called Arachne, in which core management and thread scheduling are removed entirely from the kernel.
To shore up the euro, Germany foresees give-and-take in which core countries pay to save the periphery in exchange for a more federal Europe.
An isotopic fiber as a structure is defined, in which core and cladding have the same chemical content but different isotopic composition.
A new sandwich structure which core is made of thin-walled semi-ellipsoidal shell is designed, column-cell sandwich composite was prepared by pre-panel preparation process.
He is an expert in the growing field of paleotempestology, in which core samples of soil up to 20 feet long are tested for evidence of the kind of sandy soil that suggests storms and overwashing floodwaters.
Furthermore, these processes are, somewhat misguidedly it is argued here, presented as explanations or 'reasons' rather than historically specific social mechanism through which core tensions are resolved.
Because of the way in which core skills and key skills are treated in the tariff calculations of the UK countries, tariffs for Scottish institutions have been assessed separately.
Naomi is one of over 7,000 students in Miami-Dade County Public Schools enrolled in a program in which core subjects are taken using computers in a classroom with no teacher.
