The interpretive difficulty is due partly to the unfamiliarity of the technique, partly to the absence of any clearly specified examples in the text, and partly to the terminology the Mohists use to explain it.
In 1973, Sadovsky and Yaffe introduced the second method, counting the number of fetal movements in a specified time interval; for example the number of movements in a ten-minutes period [ 8].
We included studies that met the following criteria: · Eligible participants were those diagnosed with hypertension in a specified geographically defined community (for example, cities, districts, counties, villages, or work sites).
A simple cash flow is a single cash flow in a specified future time period, for example, $1000 in 10 years.
In supervised training, the network is provided with the inputs and appropriate outputs; hence, the network is trained with a set of examples in a specified manner.
Most people won't need more than one or two servers, perhaps a base distribution server (with primary repository images) plus an overlay server which might also mirror the primary repositories, used in a specified order, with GPG checking, for example.
Moreover, even someone taking a strongly idiolectal stance will want to qualify the definition of 'idiolect' given above by tying its properties to the person at a specified time, in a specified social setting, or on a specified occasion, for example, or by treating the idiolect as belonging not to a real individual but to a person who is in some respects an idealization.
They move in a specified direction at a predictable speed.
We have studied the technology by which a robot handles nonsolid objects, for example, putting clothes in order at a specified site.
You can copy the first track either by dragging and dropping it into a specified folder on your computer (in this example, the Desktop) or other medium.
