Sentence examples for of relevant state from inspiring English sources

There is also a list of relevant state laws.

The group hosts planning workshops and provides technical assistance to local utilities, city councils, tribal fisheries commissions, and a menu of relevant state and the federal departments.

At its very simplest monitoring is a three stage process illustrated by Figure 1: the collection of relevant state, the analysis of the aggregated state and decision making as a result of the analysis.

And that, says employment lawyer Cynthia Calvert, who is deputy director of WLL, can be a complex question involving the exact terms of any agreement the postdoc has signed as well as details of the university's behavior and of relevant state law.

However, when an adequate time-course of relevant state variable is given, a set of parameter values α i, β i, g ij, and h ij, in many cases, will not be uniquely determined, because it is highly possible that the other set of parameter values will also show a similar time-course.

The results show that (i) Labeled-SSiPP outperforms SSiPP and the considered planners in the task of finding the optimal solution when the problems have a low percentage of relevant states; and (ii) SSiPP-FF outperforms SSiPP in the task of quickly finding suboptimal solutions to problems without dead ends while performing similarly in problems with dead ends.

The processes can include frequentist and Bayesian inferences, logical reasoning, or any method that improves the identification of relevant states.

One factor in making treatment decisions is the physiological state of each patient, but definitions of relevant states and methods to visualize state-related physiologic changes are scarce.

According to the first kind of response, the evidential connection between conceivability and possibility is rejected e.g., by denying that conceivability of the relevant state of affairs is grounds for taking the state of affairs in question to be possible.

In his somewhat capacious sense of 'promote', it is sufficient for an action to count as promoting an outcome if the action is such that not performing it would bring about the non-occurrence of the relevant state of affairs (again, see Nagel 1970: 52).

Against (3), Hume argued that any number of alternative possible explanations could be given of allegedly designed entities in nature chance, for instance, or saturation of the relevant state space of possibilities.