Evidence-based practice is the idea that occupational practices ought to be based on scientific evidence. One of the most important but often challenging steps in the evidence-based practice (EBP) process is ensuring that the change we wanted to happen actually occurred. After a practice change has been implemented, it`s important to ask if the expected outcome was achieved. Patient-related outcomes can be psycho-social, physiologic, or functional. One method that would facilitate in determination of the effectiveness of the evidence based practice is to conduct a premortem. Identifying which outcomes to measure and how to measure them is part of the planning process for practice change. A unique way to identify outcomes and to plan for successful implementation is to conduct a premortem on your project. The process helps to identify outcome measurement strategies, barriers to implementation, and ideas to aid in successful implementation.
synchronous servomotors, with permanent magnets which are made of rare earth magnets allowing high-temperature operation, water or oil cooling system and a resolver/encoder speed sensor. The water cooling increases the torque density allowing a silent operation [9].
This motor is preferred due to features such as high efficiency due to no current in the rotor hence losses in the rotor are very low due to the absence of brushes, commuters or slip rings, high dynamic performances, high power density, wide speed range as speed control is easy and efficient, high precision, high motion quality, Low inertia, compact dimensions & robustness, large set of options & customization possibilities such as a wide variety of applications of high speed/power to low speed/power, can be used either as motor or generator and operating voltages available from 24 to 800 VDC [9].
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There are many electric motorcycle manufacturers currently producing racing motorcycles with promising characteristics to rival their gasoline counterparts. Riding performances regarding acceleration, speed, and handling are already as good as any other motorcycle even in some cases, the electric motorcycles outperforming. The automotive industry is undergoing a radical transformation with 2025 as the next target date cited by manufacturers as a tipping point when everything from fuel, materials, and cost are set to change dramatically [13]. Certain technological issues are still present such as the range, battery, and motor sizes but as the technology rapidly changes through intensive research electric motorbikes might be in the market before 2025.
Electric racing superbikes have demonstrated that they can be raced at high speeds on demanding tracks to the point of even attracting racing corporations interested in investing in the technology. This a positive sign that electric motorcycles of the future will be exciting and fun to drive as well as environmentally friendly [7] with gasoline motorcycles being a technology of the past.
