KISS principle

Modified KISS Principle Keep It Simple and Safe... 

Reliability doesn t just happen. If this factor isn t built into the system in both its design and equipment, it s doubtful that it will be exhibited during operation. How do you design for reliability That s easy—follow the kiss principle Keep It Simple, Silly A system is no better than its smallest or weakest part. If you skimp... 

Remember the recipient of the report is a busy person and to keep his/her attention follow the KISS principle - Keep It Short and Simple. 

The length of such a written plan is not as important as the content. It should be tailored to the company s needs and the health and safety of its workforce. It could be a few pages or a multiple page document. However, it is suggested that you adhere as much as possible to the KISS principle (Keep It Simple Stupid). To ensure a successful safety program, three conditions must exist (1) management leadership, (2) safe working conditions, and (3) safe work habits by all employees. The employers must... 

Follow the KISS principle - KEEP IT SHORT AND SIMPLE. 

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Rinard dedicated his research to a detailed analysis of methodological aspects of a micro-reactor plant concept which he also termed mini-plant production [85] (see also [4, 9, 10] for a commented, short description). Important criteria in this concept are JIT (Just-in-time) production, zero holdup, inherent safety, modularity and the KISS (keep it simple, stupid) principle. Based on this conceptual definition, Rinard describes different phases in plant development. Essential for his entire work is the pragmatic way of finding process solutions, truly of hybrid character ]149] (miniaturization only where really needed). Recent investigations are concerned with the scalability of hybrid micro-reactor plants and the limits thereof ]149], Expliddy he recommends jointly using micro- and meso-scale components. 

In Hinton s book, Astrians have only one eye, just as Abbott s Flatland creatures. (In principle, both authors could have given their creatures two eyes, each with 1-D retinas, to provide binocular vision.) To pass each other as they travel on the surface of Astria, the inhabitants must go under or over each other, like acrobats. All female Astrians are born facing west all males are born facing east. Astrians keep their orientation until they die because there is no way to flip over without being rotated in the third dimension. To kiss his son, an Astrian dad must hold the boy upside down (It s too bad that Astrians didn t have long necks that would permit them to tilt their heads backwards and upside down to see behind them.)... 

Touching, whieh is based on the Pauli exelusion principle, has ehanged the history of the world many times (just think about kissing ete.). Sueh giant eonsequenees from sueh a small eause ... 

The final detected polyps are obtained by application of a statistical classifier based on the image features to the differentiation of polyps from false positives. Investigators use parametric classifiers such as quadratic discriminant analysis (Yoshida and Nappi 2001), non-parametric classifiers such as artificial neural networks (Jerebko et al. 2003b Kiss et al. 2002 Nappi et al. 2004b), a committee of neural networks (Jerebko et al. 2003a), and a support vector machine (Gokturk et al. 2001). In principle, any combination of features and a classifier that provides a high classification performance should be sufficient for the differentiation task. 

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