Maybe one day we will have open-world games that can combine intelligent non-player characters with their own dark plans and ambitions, with a procedurally generated story-system.
A peer review, according to the DWP guidance for employees, must be undertaken when suicide is associated with DWP activity to ensure that any DWP action or involvement with the person was appropriate and procedurally correct.
The Metropolitan police saying that the use of schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act to detain Miranda for almost nine hours was "legally and procedurally sound".
Their lawyers are arguing that the control orders and Tpims – used to restrict movement, the use of computers and mobile phones and to restrict who suspects can meet – are procedurally flawed on a number of grounds.
A British executive accused of heading a $100m ticket-touting ring has completed two weeks in a notorious Brazilian prison, despite growing evidence that his detention may be procedurally and substantively flawed.
This intensive and egalitarian process is important both procedurally and substantively, Mr. Graeber says.
He has done this, procedurally, by using the coalition's supermajority in the lower house in order to ram through legislation opposed by the upper house.
Even the White House press secretary opined that America would not resort to that.The police defended their use of the act as "legally and procedurally sound".
For an agent to be procedurally rational, on the other hand, it is necessary only that his decisions result from an appropriate process of deliberation, the duration and intensity of which are free to vary according to the perceived importance of the choice problem that presents itself.
Variance, in statistics, the square of the standard deviation of a sample or set of data, used procedurally to analyze the factors that may influence the distribution or spread of the data under consideration.
The Home Office also claimed the detention was "legally and procedurally sound" and backed in full the Met's account.
