This made possible the ranking of preferences, the development of 'utility functions' for individuals, and methods for assessing the value of preference-satisfaction (using, for example, money as a standard).
To a system operator, it may be of little consequence whether copper, zinc, and cadmium are present in dissolved vs. colloidal form (for example), as long as regulatory standards for discharge water quality are met.
As an example, in a standard SIRS model, we can always increase the waning rate and reduce the transmission rate in a way that keeps the endemic equilibrium prevalence unchanged.
Here you have as an example a standard size: Body: Height-30cm (11.8); Width-35cm (13.7).
The reference genome used in comparisons is mostly Caucasian, for example, and using it as a standard for non-Caucasian populations will miss genetic differences, Mangubat says.
Usually, a particular stable metabolite (for example, creatine) is used as a standard and the concentration of the test metabolites are expressed as a ratio to this standard.
(Typical examples of dynamic intentional structures include continuous observations which represent Husserl's standard example—as well as those totalities of successive judgements, or momentary belief-states, that actualize one and the same continuous belief.
Therefore, the current example suggests that including semenology as a standard endpoint in nonclinical fertility studies may be warranted.
They note, for example, that the protocol uses as a standard the level of emissions in 1990 just before the collapse of East German industry, which has made it much easier for Germany to meet emission-reduction targets.
Using the short-range wireless connection technology would allow, for example, wireless keyboards and mice as a standard feature on all machines.
