This should be prevented by changing the operator and/or the technique of tracheal intubation, reminding the operator of the possibility to wake the patient if there is no life-threatening situation.
Therefore, the findings of peritoneal metastatic sites during operation should remind operators of the possibility of a co-existing primary cancer.
Now, Patten is obviously a painfully centrist operator, whose sense of possibility remains safely contained within polite limits; his is not the kind of politics that would allow for, say, a newly progressive tax system so as to ensure that the post-crash burden is much more equitably shared.
The principal advantages are the absence of ionising radiation for the patient and the operator, the possibility of operating ultrasound equipment outside of a radiology department (office practice), and imaging of all the soft tissues surrounding the joint, leading to an accurate diagnosis prior to the therapeutic injection and avoidance of any critical structures in the path of the needle.
2. Other biconditionals which might be needed besides the ones associated with the sentential operators of necessity and possibility are ones connecting counterfactual statements and "closeness" relations between possible worlds, and biconditionals connecting probability values and measures on sets of possible worlds.
An assistance systems that would be able to propose plans in multiple levels of detail could lead to a better understanding of plans and thus to a better performance of the operator, because of the possibility to represent plans graphically similar to the operators mental model.
The Vodafone Group, the mobile phone company, said it was considering taking a controlling interest in Hutchison Essar, the Indian mobile phone operator, raising the possibility of a bidding war.
Valla assumes degrees of possibility.
Walgreens is another operator of worksite clinics.
Remember QuinStreet, the operator of GIBill.com?
