So in the most comprehensive study of its kind, researchers set out to figure out which flooring stones are the slipperiest.
When this occurs, the depiction is treated by its constructor as carrying information (or misinformation) concerning what situations of the kind she set out to picture typically are or necessarily must be like.
The rest of it is presented only implicitly and dynamically, so that she can retrieve it only by setting her depiction in motion and letting its changing states tell her how situations of the kind she set out to picture typically would or necessarily must evolve over time.
"For those who hunger for simplicity and for administrative tidiness, for there to be a White Paper which can kind of set out exactly what's going to happen, it's not going to be like that," said Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude when pressed for a definition on BBC Radio 4's PM programme.
Nonetheless, in this first study of its kind, we set out to test the hypothesis, suggested by a large toxicologic literature (Gray et al. 2000), that prenatal phthalate exposure is associated with several measures in humans that reflect the antiandrogenic action of these chemicals.
The benchmarks for adequate response in an emergency of this kind are those set out in international guidelines and standards (for example, the Sphere standards), but the recovery-development phase is often new territory, not easily measured against predictive targets.
First, the concept of normalization acknowledges that technological and organizational change in health care settings is often imposed, and is thus not always the product of the kinds of processes set out in diffusion of innovations models.
That's been missing for a while, but it's kind of what we set out to do".
It's hard to explain, but that's the kind of novel I set out to write.
