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An influential approach that has been developed for both beliefs and experiences appeals to a special kind of possible world: centered worlds, where these are possible worlds marked with a designated subject and perhaps a designated time or other parameters.
Signs are arbitrary that "by their very nature have nothing in common with the designated subject matter, but have nevertheless been arbitrarily assumed as signs for it," such as the "articulated sounds of all languages, the letters, the hieroglyphic signs of the ancients, and some allegorical images" ("Main Principles"; Philosophical Writings, pp. 177 8).
The mentor focuses on both academic and pastoral issues, while the designated subject teacher is responsible for preparing and teaching the set curriculum.
During determination of ACE activity in 10 volunteers without sarcoidosis (participating as control subjects in a study of blood ACE activity in sarcoidosis), we found one individual (female, African-American, designated "subject N1") with extremely high ACE activity – >13-fold greater than the mean ACE activity in the other volunteers (Fig. 1A).
An Anchor Liberty 6000HIC loudspeaker was located at 300 cm in front of the designated subject area and two dogs model were placed facing the subjects at 150 cm from either side of the loudspeaker (there was thus a total of 340 cm between the two models, with the loudspeaker in the middle).
If an ethical theory is insufficient with respect to clarity and coherence, it should not be applied in empirical-ethical research – even if it fits the designated subject very well, is in line with the overall aims of the project and matches the project's socio-empirical research methodology very nicely.
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Similar analytical units, at Central Command, in Tampa, and at the International Security Assistance Force, in Kabul, sorted battlefield and all-source intelligence, designated subjects for additional collection, and conducted pattern analysis of relationships among terrorists, couriers, and raw data collected in the field.
At least two of the designated subjects should be clearly focused on transportation, while the third can be in a field that supports transportation, for example, a subject covering methods used in transportation drawn from fields such as economics, computer science, operations research, political science, or management.
In every school district, parents are asked to designate subjects they do not want their children learning about in the classroom, including sexual abstinence, human reproduction, reproductive anatomy, physiology, marriage, pregnancy, childbirth, parenthood, contraception and sexually transmitted diseases.
Random forest, as described above, is a form of "ensemble learning" in which the elements are decision trees that branch based on the predictor variables to designate subjects as cases or controls.
In subset analyses, we combined the two non-metropolitan RUCA categorizations, designating subjects in this combined group as 'rural.' To assess the impact of other clinical variables on the relationship between rurality and depression, we also abstracted the following from the medical record: age in 2007, race, sex, CD4 counts, ART history, and measures for driving time and distance.
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The phrase "designated subject " typically functions as a noun phrase, where "designated" acts as an adjective modifying the noun "subject". It's used to specify a particular topic or individual that has been chosen or assigned for a specific purpose. As Ludwig AI confirms, the phrase is correct and usable.
Expression frequency: Uncommon
