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As shown in the following, energy per nucleon appropriate for different applications can be achieved by this method.
Overall this book provides an extensive coverage of the key principles and applications of afterloaded brachytherapy in the current context of health care delivery.
In the following we go through the three key knowledge processes that ontologies support in applications.
There are different types of context that can be used by applications.
Applications of context-aware applications abound in the literature, from contextaware artifacts to context-aware mobile services.
Semantic applications will also need to work robustly in the face of inconsistencies.
Multiagent systems are an approach to building complex distributed applications.
All three of these systems have been used in a variety of applications.
In doing this we only pass through applications of the conversion or weakening rule.
One is a general account of epidemiological techniques and applications.
Our results allow for a better understanding of functional dependencies and open up the opportunity for new applications.
First consider rule push, which deals with function applications.
In addition, some applications in reliability and business auction are presented as well.
The methodology described may have applications in other areas of primary care and biomedical research.
Design patterns are developed in order to express and document common structures on a micro-architectural level between different applications.
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application fee
He has to pay the applicationfee, whereas a specification fee is normally paid by the business which takes up or exploits the invention.
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