Decision problem, for a class of questions in mathematics and formal logic, the problem of finding, after choosing any question of the class, an algorithm or repetitive procedure that will yield a definite answer, "yes" or "no," to that question.
The most notable example of such unsolvability is the discovery, made in 1970, that there is no algorithm, or rule of repetitive procedure, for determining which Diophantine equations (i.e., polynomial equations of which the coefficients are whole numbers) have integer solutions.
Thus measurement of urinary output is a repetitive procedure 24 times a day which requires handling of the urinary collection system, visual assessment and manual data recording, actions that are easily affected by human errors.
Within the new process, the new visually linked work units created more repetitive, standardized procedures.
As PMMA is miscible with PVDF, the copolymer is expected to anchor in the matrix more efficiently than the hydrophilic but water soluble PVP which is washed away overtime during repetitive cleaning procedures.
An improved precision of R.S.D. 1.5% is obtained as compared to the 3.4% for the procedure in which the loaded beads are transported directly to the graphite furnace for pyrolysis and atomization, and even improved in comparison to the traditional unidirectional and bidirectional repetitive elution procedures which under comparable conditions yield R.S.D.-values of 5.8 and 4.9%, respectively.
Robotic technology can be the answer because it can address at the same time two critical interrelated objectives: to provide sensitive and repeatable assessments of proprioceptive integrity and to automate repetitive training procedures designed to enhance proprioception and its contributions to functional movement.
Secondly, FP assay requires no repetitive washing procedures to remove unbound reactants.
The formulations for the Kelvin Voigt and Boltzmann viscoelastic models are shortly presented to avoid repetitive algebraic procedures.
However, the rate reported in SCS of the cervical region seems exceedingly high [157, 158] and resulted in repetitive invasive procedures, mostly lead revision.
