Some decades ago, Wilson and Jungner identified criteria defining situations in which screening on risk factors and early stages of the disorder is appropriate [ 1](Table 1).
"This man is an incredible director who helped define situation comedy in this country in the last 40 years so I love him and I'm excited to be there".
Bats will easily be able to do the same, at least in a spatially defined situation with the caller hanging stationary in a roost or at a foraging perch.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has held that the three Supreme Court cases, when read together, yield two narrowly defined situations in which the doctrine of implied immunity will prevail.
In 1980, Thaler published a paper entitled "Toward a Positive Theory of Consumer Choice,," in which he bluntly asserted, "This paper argues that in certain well defined situations, many consumers act in ways that are inconsistent with economic theory".
It defines situations with no information as black, and those with perfect information as white.
This tool allows users to define situations and specify which permissions are accepted or denied in these situations.
Measurements in a conducted modality have been carried out to analyze the effects of the UWB interference on the WiMAX link for two defined situations.
The relevance of the method is confirmed on linear neutral chains of poly (ethylene oxide) (PEO) in well defined situations and compared with the simple theoretical calculations of a mean field theory or some scaling arguments.
As a professor of sociology, I teach my students the Thomas theorem: when we define situations as real, they become real in their consequences.
