It means that we will be thinking about the results from the very first moment of the process".
Mr. Cardona found that when an adviser requested something objectionable — like that chair dance, say — it was often the most thrilling moment of the process.
The mean or first order moment of the process is E [ x ( t ′ ) ] = ∫ x ( t ′ ) p [ x ( t ′ ) ] dx = m 1 x (1).
Therefore, for further research, we recommend a systematic analysis on who (modelers, scenario group, members, scenario experts, different types of externals) needs to trace what at what moment of the process, and what can remain black boxed?
As the shining moment of this process, the Oslo Accords were anchored in two particular aspects of the agreement's structure – mutual recognition and the reliance on interim arrangements to bring about final status agreements.
However, a very critical moment of this process is the frame term of from 3 to 6 months from the beginning of the HPCs samples search (i.e., of bone marrow and mobilized peripheral blood) up to transplantation and at the same time obtaining the HPCs has risks for donors [ 2].
Their lack of medical expertise and uncertainty about hospital processes notwithstanding, patients may know much about the moment-to-moment unfolding of processes, care trajectories, errors and failures.
More commonly, rape is a moment-by-moment process of deliberately borderline coercion that those subjected to it struggle to comprehend is taking place, even until the very moment a direct act of sexual violation occurs.
But as Kirk Varnedoe, the late Museum of Modern Art curator, observed, in a 1998 monograph on the artist, "He could, in some quite literal sense, both lose himself and find himself, by focusing so totally on the moment-by-moment process of making".
This resolve will motivate you to engage in the moment-to-moment process of change even when you are discouraged, frustrated and uncertain about whether you can achieve the positive change in your life.
