Baseline was defined as the mean value over 50 beats before or after a given period excluding those beats identified as irregular, as follows.
In truth, our meetings were as irregular as our telephone calls.
However, when we are in REM sleep our vitals are almost just as irregular as when we are awake except for movement.
Harmon wrote about Allerton House in the magazine Architecture and was particularly proud of the brickwork, which he said he made as irregular "as the deadly mechanical perfection of the modern mason will permit," using deep raked joints to emphasize the surface texture.
But as irregular as they are, if you want to divide the world up into time zones, you need a way to measure time.
In addition, the sensitivity of the silica shell to pH may cause precipitation and gel formation, and the silica shell is relatively thick and as irregular as the polymer trapping layers [15,16].
It is as irregular as French in comparison with the martial Greek of the first one.
The archipelago formed by Great Britain and the numerous smaller islands is as irregular in shape as it is diverse in geology and landscape.
Politicians in the Irish Republic fear their border towns could become the "new Calais" if Britain votes to leave the EU, as irregular migrants use Ireland as a back door into the UK, according to an EU commissioner.
Some are bluish-black or greenish-white, as irregular and intricate in shape as a New York City congressional district.
On MSCT, vegetations can appear as a thickened valve or as irregular, homogenous, hypodense masses attached to the valve or other endocardial structures (Fig. 1, Table 3).
