Take any real-world procedure or activity; transfer it to cyberspace; and now we have an activity that seems both new and technological.
"This is in line with World Snooker procedure as it is his first breach of contract this season.
Yet there was Buck, masking the shame of having to participate in this, chatting up Williams and Strahan in the second inning of each game -- between pitches, no less -- as if talking to such unrelated personages were standard World Series procedure.
Most companies that send employees around the world have procedures for keeping track of them.
Identification of such subgroups is potentially difficult in developing countries, and this strategy is best reserved for the developed world until procedures for identifying high risk women are more completely developed.
Of course, experimental conditions and "real-world" identification procedures will violate these assumptions, if for no other reason than individual witnesses surely have different memory abilities and response biases (e.g., Kantner & Lindsay, 2012).
14, 15 Throughout the world, the CRS HIPEC procedure is adopted as a possible curative procedure for peritoneal surface malignancies.
Pity the fan confronting a world where "illegal procedure" is no longer a specific infraction, but a category of infractions that includes many forms of misdemeanor.
PARIS — Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has raised fears around the world that the procedure needed to coax shale oil and gas out of tightly packed rock could cause pollution damaging to human health.
The press have been attacked for years, most recently by executive committee members as "pirates," and "liars" for arguing that Fifa's pork barrel processes are wide open to corruption, yet Blatter's appointed professor confirmed in his report that the World Cup bidding procedure is: "A mix of corruption risk and conflict of interest concerns".
In the fastidious world of U.N. procedure, the Security Council parades as even-handed by engaging in this sort of farce.
