"If anything, what Michael did was get away from the primary directive of being chairman.
Unlike the fictional superhuman cyborg Robocop from the 1987 film, whose primary directive is to fight crime with lethal force, Robocoach is part of a project that "aims to bridge the digital divide among seniors aged 50 and above".
However, there are also rare testing scenarios where the satisfaction of a certain code-coverage is the primary directive for test-data generation.
Since, according to Leibniz, God is the measure of the good, the primary directive of his ethics is that one ought to imitate divinity as far as possible.
The Russian commander, Peter Wittgenstein, ignored the primary directive of the Trachenberg plan, attempting to undo Napoleon's capture of Leipzig.
BURROUGHS HIGH — The Burbank High girls' basketball team had a primary directive in its Pacific League game Friday against Burroughs: keep the ball out of the hands of Lisha Elsenbach.
Archer considers how a "primary directive" would be helpful, and provides the Valakians with medicine that will diminish the symptoms for a decade, anticipating the Menks' natural evolution and new levels of understanding between them.
Local primary care directives, such as use of the cheapest, significantly bioavailable INS and inhaled corticosteroids molecules, and minimal provision of SIT are misguided and liable to result in extra-disease manifestations, reduced quality of life, and will increase costs in the long term.
Mr. Sheehan seems to forget the primary documentarian directive: First, do no harm to your main argument.
The most common progression order is LRCP, in which the primary sorting directive is by quality.
To test this hypothesis, we dissected the molecular properties underlying the formation of the Hox/PBC/Meis interaction network of the sea anemone Nematostella vectensis (Nv), a cnidarian species exhibiting an internal symmetry organized along oral aboral (primary) and directive (secondary) body axes.
