When considering major haemorrhage, it is important to fix a goal for reversal.
"When I thought we fixed a couple of issues that needed to be fixed, they scored a goal in the fourth minute," he said.
Instead of understanding scientific progress as a process of change toward some fixed truth, Kuhn compared his suggestion to that of Darwin's: scientific progress is like evolution in that its development should be understood without reference to a fixed, permanent goal (1962, 173).
On Tuesday, a committee rejected a collection of amendments aimed at fixing a bill whose main goal, purportedly, is to help the nation protect itself from malicious hackers, criminal and governmental.
When he was performing reconstructive surgery on a child whose bone plates had fused incorrectly, his aim was to give the patient's brain room to develop; when fixing a cleft palate, his goal was to insure that the child could eat and breathe and speak.
Hence, if they are not on GC, they are likely to have a fixed 100% caloric goal nutrition rate and have a BG within 4.4 8.0 mmol/L, having a relatively constant glucose tolerance and reduced insulin sensitivity variability [21, 68].
Can coach John Danowski fix a defense that surrendered 16 goals a game in those six losses?
Like in evolution, the process does not change toward some fixed goal according to some fixed rules, methods or standards, but rather it changes away from the pressures exerted by anomalies on the reigning theory (Kuhn 1962, 170 173).
How to begin a bottom up process is a big challenge, especially as the SEIU leadership is not fixed on that as a goal at all.
Sometimes the budget of hospital is fixed and the goal is to maximize the number of cured cases under a fixed budget (Tao et al. 2012).
