Causal-role functions are often defined as a select subset of a trait's actual causal dispositions, and functionalism is often defined as the view that mental states are individuated or classified into types on the basis of such dispositions (see, e.g., Block (1984)).
A control was defined as a randomly selected patient who was not a case.
Practice trials were tested individually and feedback response accuracy (defined as selecting the correct response key for higher color saturation and orientation, or higher contrast and orientation) was shown at the end of the practice trials.
Feedback response accuracy in perceived saturation/contrast and orientation accuracy (defined as selecting the correct response key for higher color saturation and orientation, or higher contrast and orientation) were shown at the end of the practice trials to ensure that the participants understood the task.
The novel does likewise with its own fictionality: defined as a heap of "selected papers", initially gathered by one of the main characters, it has hundreds of footnotes, some of them genuine.
In the text that follows, the term subject atoms is defined as a set of: all selected atoms, if there are any; or: the current atom, if there is one; or: the two atoms of the current bond, if there is one; else: an empty set.
Based on results from this preliminary study, a trivalent IPV dose of 1.34 D-antigen units (DU) type-1 (IPV1), 0.3 DU type-2 (IPV2), and 1.1 DU type-3 (IPV 3) (approximately 1/30 of a human dose), defined as a low dose, was selected for animal study 1.
Evidence-based practice (EBP) is defined as a process aimed at selecting the best scientific arguments for solving problems within the clinical practice.
A basic resource allocation unit is given by a subchannel defined as a set of 48 subcarriers selected either by a diversity mode or by a band AMC mode.
