If you're considering a policy, timing is important.
A redesign of services should consider a model where the timing of transition does not fall at the most hazardous time for young people, but is sufficiently flexible to allow young people to move on when they are personally, socially and psychologically most able to succeed.
In addition, the subjects performed a continuous circle-drawing task that has been considered an implicit timing paradigm, since time is an emergent property of the produced spatial trajectory.
We first consider a simulation scenario where no timing or frequency offset is introduced; Figure 6 reports the results of the experiment.
Routine opt-out BBV testing policies need to consider a number of issues: the timing of the testing offer needs to balance three key factors: acceptability, competence and availability.
A synchronization algorithm for MIMO-OFDM systems is proposed in [15], which considers an identical timing offset and frequency offset with respect to each transmit-receive antenna pair.
Desmond is considered a master of timing and has an eye for undervalued assets.
On the other hand, the 27-year-long patient inclusion period, which lasted from 1971 to 1998, can be considered a weakness as indications, timing, and surgical techniques for primary plexus reconstruction and secondary procedures have changed over such a long time.
Meanwhile, in what many consider propitious timing, a project is under way next door: a new, more spacious co-op building with affordable housing units on top, scheduled to open in April.
The test is considered a pass if the timing of Start is near the timing of Cln3 peak by the specified tolerance value.
