But "it is difficult to put together a designation in that time frame," Mr. Tierney said.
In order to strengthen the reliability and generalisability of our findings, additional studies investigating the effect of 'specialty' designation status over a longer time frame are needed.
An optimal femoral frame configuration was designated according to the method for the unified designation of external fixation (MUDEF) assemblies [5, 10] and is shown in Fig. 1 for the right femur.
The designation tambourine refers specifically to the European frame drum; however, the term is often extended to include all related frame drums, such as those of the Arabic countries, and sometimes those probably unrelated, such as the shaman's drums of Central Asia, North America, and the Arctic.
This designation was based on the presence of frame-shift mutations within the reading frame of exon 2 (Aguilar et al., in review).
Five passenger lines of the Rawalpindi Cantt train yard are shown with the position of signals, their alphanumeric designations and the position of lever frame cabins.
Many philosophers who reject anti-materialist arguments along these lines nevertheless make use of rigid designation as a resource in order to frame materialist views that recognize a parallel between 'P = C' and 'Water = H2O'.
Admirers of the Goelet building, which is distinguished by broad window bays intricately framed in white terra cotta, had urged its designation as a landmark.
This basic design became one of the industry's earliest crossover vehicles, the car-based station wagon; in 1929, Ford became the first automaker to use the designation, for a version of the Model A. Wood body framing continued in wagons into the early 1950's, but steel bodies became the norm as new postwar designs reached production.
A feature of the Victorian State Trauma System, which possibly shortened the time frame for impact in effect, was the implementation of center designation concurrently with trauma triage and transfer guidelines.
