In this part, a procedural method is presented to reveal the regularity of the SOC distribution.
Specifically developed for the assessment of plans, (and also required by law in many countries for some types of plans) [16], Strategic environmental assessment (SEA) is a procedural method which can include several types of analytical tools [17, 18].
This approach has been extended by Conzelmann et al. [ 16] who introduced a systematic procedural method.
The praetors, however, devised procedural methods of protecting B's possession in such a way that A's title became valueless, and B was said to own the thing in bonis.
In all advanced societies, law is elaborated in complex codes governing rights and duties and procedural methods, and court systems are employed that adjudicate disputes in terms of the law.
The second element was the fact that in many, if not most, of the poleis (one certain exception was Sparta) the laws were laid down in written statutes, some of them being elaborate and more or less complete codes setting forth procedural methods and substantive rules for the administration of justice.
Scientific evidence that is inconvenient for industry (on, say, the risks of climate change or mercury) has been censored out of government reports.The League of Conservation Voters argues that this "starve-and-strangle" approach involves "deceptive rhetoric, arcane procedural methods, and funding cuts to carry out an anti-environment, pro-corporate agenda".
The procedural methods should be distinguished according to the specific form of the ENM.
Procedural methods are key to the future of the human-computer interface.
This chapter focuses on procedural methods that generate new graphical objects by synthesizing geometry.
The source of this variability most likely originates in the disparate scope of image fusion specifications, applications, analytic techniques, and procedural methods used across studies.
