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Multilevel Continuous Sampling Procedure for Inspection by Attributes

A I I E Transactions, 1969
Abstract In continuous production processes, where items are produced sequentially, the application of a continuous sampling inspection technique for the purpose of controlling or maintaining quality is sometimes more effective than the application of other types of techniques, such as lot-by-lot sampling inspection.
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A Context Information Enhanced Multilevel Beam Search Procedure for mmWave Bands

2020 IEEE REGION 10 CONFERENCE (TENCON), 2020
The mmWave band with its broad unused spectrum find its way into the 5th generation (5G) of communication networks to tackle the traffic demand and need for higher data rates. However, the mmWaves are subjected to high levels of attenuation and this loss can be compensated by making use of highly directional transmissions, this leads to delays that are
Anandu S, Gyana Ranjan Mati, Susmita Das
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Incorporation of thermal explosion scenarios into the multilevel risk analysis procedure

Process Safety Progress, 2020
AbstractThe work's starting point is the multilevel risk analysis procedure (MLRAP), the difficulty of which sits comfortably between the easiest qualitative risk studies and the most complicated quantitative analysis. MLRAP was originally developed for use in explosive‐handling plants. During the application of MLRAP, a gap in the procedure was found.
Jindrich Masin, Milos Ferjencik
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Analyzing multilevel data with QCA: yet another straightforward procedure

Quality & Quantity, 2014
A significant body of social-scientific literature has developed contextual theories. In a recent contribution to Quality & Quantity, Denk and Lehtinen (Qual Quant 48(6):3475–3487, 2014) present Comparative Multilevel Analysis (CMA) as an innovative method whereby the effects of contexts on outcomes of interest can be studied configurationally if ...
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Decision-Making Patterns in Multilevel Governance: The contribution of informal and procedural interactions to significant multilevel decisions

Public Management Review, 2015
AbstractTo come to decisions in a multilevel setting, informal as well as procedural interactions are of importance. In this paper, we explored in a case study the decision-making patterns between informal interactions and procedural interactions, and the significance of the decisions resulting from different patterns.We discovered five patterns of ...
van Popering - Verkerk, Jitske, van Buuren, Arwin   +1 more
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Multilevel performance-based procedure applied to moderate seismic zones in Europe

Earthquakes and Structures, 2015
The Performance-based Earthquake Engineering (PBEE) concept implies the definition of multiple target performance levels of damage which are expected to be achieved (or not exceeded), when the structure is subjected to earthquake ground motion of specified intensity.
CATALAN A, FOTI, Dora
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Multilevel Optimization Procedures for Gas Turbine Design: Part I — Mathematical Formulation

Volume 3: Coal, Biomass and Alternative Fuels; Combustion and Fuels; Oil and Gas Applications; Cycle Innovations, 1994
Two procedures for splitting a large optimization energy systems problem into a hierarchy of separated but coupled subproblems are introduced. The mathematical formulations of the two multilevel optimization procedures are presented and discussed. Both the methods are based on a linear decomposition principle.
Fabio Ghiglino, Aristide Massardo
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An Assessment of Estimation Procedures for Multilevel Models with Binary Responses

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A (Statistics in Society), 1995
We evaluate two software packages that are available for fitting multilevel models to binary response data, namely VARCL and ML3, by using a Monte Carlo study designed to represent quite closely the actual structure of a data set used in an analysis of health care utilization in Guatemala.
German Rodriguez, Noreen Goldman
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Efficacy of Single-dose, Multilevel Paravertebral Nerve Blockade for Analgesia after Thoracoscopic Procedures

Anesthesiology, 2006
Background Although video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery for pulmonary resection is increasingly chosen over thoracotomy, the optimal analgesia regimen for thoracoscopy is unknown. The purpose of this trial was to compare the efficacy of analgesia from preoperative bupivacaine paravertebral nerve blockade with ...
Steven E, Hill, Rebecca A, Keller, Mark, Stafford-Smith, Katherine, Grichnik, William D, White, Thomas A, D'Amico, Mark F, Newman   +6 more
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Multilevel Neural Network to Diagnosis Procedure of Traditional Chinese Medicine

2005
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it is difficult to interpret how to judge syndrome according to clinic information in scientific means because TCM depends mostly on experience and subjective judgment. Now there are more and more people begin to study TCM with modern techniques in many countries.
Zhanquan Sun, Jianqiang Yi, Guangcheng Xi   +2 more
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