The methodical testing of development projects through randomized controlled trials, which is increasingly being used in emerging economies, is not widespread in the U.S.
In the dystopian city of Aramanth, all decisions are based upon regular, methodical testing, beginning at age two.
The methodical testing for reliability included internal consistency, test-retest reliability, and measurement error.
In this sense, the studies in (Lee et al.2010a; Lee et al.2010b) give technical details about the design of IEEE 802.15.5 and present a methodical testbed for multicasting and power saving in asynchronous communications, denoted by the standard as Asynchronous Energy Saving AESS).
The passing score was generated by methodical reviews of various subdivision applications submitted over a period of 2 years to the City of New Bern.
We were able to meet many standards set for the epidemiologic study of neurodevelopmental effects of in utero chemical exposure (Amler et al. 2006), particularly with regard to the methodical definition and testing of plausible hypotheses a priori.
"By exclusive use of … pure colors, by methodical division and by observing the scientific theory of colors, [the neoimpressionist] guarantees maximal luminosity, color, and harmony to an unprecedented degree," Signac wrote.
The first is assigning to a set of tasks a maximum supply voltage followed by methodical voltage reductions, thereby geometrically "stretching" the schedule.
Chapter by methodical chapter he sets out his case.
A methodical approach for qualitative and quantitative non-destructive testing of near-surface structures in civil engineering (CE) with active thermography is presented.
