Sentence examples for procedural setting from inspiring English sources

The case does have an unusual procedural setting.

However, it is not clear whether those factors are still significant in controlled procedural setting.

Apart from the general observation of factual issues, it is the procedural setting which creates momentum in city development.

We provide a denotational semantics for this language, simultaneously adapting possible worlds to the parallel setting and generalizing transition traces to the procedural setting.

In summary, although this study was not powered to detect a difference in the rate of complications, there is sufficient evidence in the literature to support a link between appropriate tracheal puncture position and decreased complication rates, both in the immediate procedural setting and in the long term.

He took aspects of the gritty police procedural, set it in a fictional town that's a mess of rundown streets, slate-grey skies and deserted office blocks, and welded them to a brand of jaded, juvenile humour.

That's made clear in TARGET: TINOS (Poisoned Pen, $24.95), another of Jeffrey Siger's thoughtful police procedurals set in picturesque but not untroubled Greek locales.

VICTORY SQUARE (St. Martin's Minotaur, $24.95) marks the end to Olen Steinhauer's grim but fascinating police procedurals set in an unnamed Soviet-bloc nation very much like Romania.

Bill Granger, a newspaperman turned novelist whose fiction alternated between international spy thrillers and police procedurals set on the gritty streets of Chicago — and occasionally blended both — died on April 22 at a veterans home in Manteno, Ill.

Peter James always gives double value in his elegant police procedurals set in Brighton (which can't seem to live down its terrible reputation as the "Crime Capital of the U.K"). and featuring Detective Superintendent Roy Grace.

Inspector Salvo Montalbano, the life force of Andrea Camilleri's droll police procedurals set on the southern coast of Sicily, lives so close to the sea that a bad storm can send waves under his front porch and a really bad storm can wash out the road into town.