A series of practices repeated over and over again to solidify ideas.
A postal survey of registered adult (over 18 years) populations of five UK general practices, repeated after 1 year, linked to primary care records.
In general practice, repeat records of alarm symptoms are more likely to be followed by a cancer diagnosis.
In practice, repeat characteristics in different genomes can vary extensively and depths of sequencing can be highly uneven along the genome, so the expected theoretical de novo assembly results from different genomes will also vary.
The tribute began with a full minute of Shelby engines revving at 6 55 p.m, a practice repeated around the world at the same time.
"I just think that going forward, to limit the distractions and just concentrate on basketball, that's the most important thing," Marbury said Tuesday after practice, repeating comments that appeared in Tuesday's New York Post.
"The fatigue reports feature a significant number of complaints of both poor rostering practice (repeated changing from day to night duties or 24-hour rest periods – in which it is impossible to both rest after a long duty and before the next) and pressure from crew rostering to continue when the crew are complaining of fatigue.
In practice, repeated measurements could also lead to a covariance matrix P that is too small (Julier and Uhlmann 2001), such as high-density data from SfM-MVS.
In practice, repeating geoprocessing steps required in risk mapping process is quite timeconsuming, and it has been a challenge for both researchers and managers.
If after reading the report bankers and nonprofit officers still find themselves uncomfortable with the issue of property rights, they should practice repeating these words: property, property, property.
