Add the varieties of life in the United States, and you have multiple manners to mock, codes to question, needs to give voices and shape to.
He said hospitals with the best track records might keep their staffs sharp by conducting resuscitation drills or "mock codes," and might have rapid-response teams, which are specially trained groups that take care of all cardiac arrests.
During data analysis, the statistician was blind to group allocation by the use of mock codes for group allocation (0,1).
A decision is needed on Issue A, which has knock-on effects on Issues B, C, and D, and while people can work on D, E, and F, they aren't part of the logical sequence of development; more assumptions have to be made, the cognitive load is higher, you have to mock out a bunch of things to get any non-mock code written at all.
In addition to education, practice is also important; for example, consideration should be given to staging one or more "mock SARS code blue" events.
American soldiers, angry that the Royal Marines were chosen to lead the mountain sweeps, mocked the code name for one operation -- Snipe -- because in some quarters of America, a snipe hunt means a wild-goose chase.
In 1931, the Hollywood Reporter mocked the code, and Variety followed suit in 1933.
The "Matty y Ramon en la Manana" program broadcasts shortly before sunrise, and listeners call in sightings of "limones verdes," or green limes, a code mocking immigration agents and their uniforms.
