Set yourself a series of practice questions.
The movie is a series of vignettes, practically blackouts, that jump back and forth in time and among a loosely connected group of characters centered on Linda, a young ethnic Chinese woman (Ladya Cheryl).
Diabetic and middle-aged, she spent two weeks in the blistering sun on a series of rickety boats with practically no food and a plastic box for a toilet.
They have one of the N.F.L.'s best quarterbacks in Philip Rivers, who, despite a series of injuries and holdouts to practically everyone around him last season, completed 66 percent of his passes with 30 touchdowns and only 13 interceptions.
Practically, defining a series of UDPs is complex, highly relied on expert opinions and engineering experiences.
However, such a series of cohort studies may not be practically feasible to conduct.
This chapter explores how a high-level specification can be practically decomposed into a series of manageable problems that may all have a relatively simple solution.
For industrial nonlinear batch processes that can be practically divided into a series of piecewise affine operating regions, a two-dimensional (2D) closed-loop iterative learning control (ILC) method is proposed for robust tracking of the set-point profile against cycle-to-cycle process uncertainties and load disturbances.
Sony, in particular, has recently introduced a series of revved-up, revamped Vaio desktop machines that are practically complete home movie studios in their own right.
One year into the cease-fire agreement that ended last summer's 50-day war in the Gaza Strip, Israel and Hamas appear to be advancing toward a series of understandings -- an agreement, even -- that would practically end the siege on the Gaza Strip and bring long-term quiet to the area.
