(27) The value that (R_{0}) yields can specify the situations in which the epidemic is likely.
In this discussion, we present our main findings and discuss their implications, and specify the situations in which each of the effects (dosage versus unmasking) is likely to be important.
In addition, it may be advisable for journals to provide detailed information on COI, separate from the Instructions to Authors, perhaps preceding the COI disclosure forms, clearly specifying the nature of the situation and requiring individual agreement from all coauthors, before consideration for publication.
In the case of nonvocalic event, an additional feature extraction phase follows and the signal is classified as non-threatening background environment or as an atypical sound event, while during the third stage the systems proceeds into specifying the type of the hazardous situation.
The questions pertain to the recent situation, without specifying the period covered.
Interestingly, both in the case of additional signs and of the in-vehicle message, a general warning was sufficient, without the need to specify the precise traffic situation.
Therefore, the software developer must specify the categories of situation and provide the robot with sufficient intelligence and the ability to solve problems of any class of its program.
Constraints specify the correlations that exist between situations of various types, in the following sense: if two types T and T ′ are subject to the constraint T ⇒ T ′, then for every situation s of type T there is a relevantly connected situation s′ of type T ′.
One response to this situation is to re-specify the model in continuous time.
Hawaii passed legislation this year giving great weight to a patient's "comfort care" document, which specifies the patient's preferences in dire medical situations.
Some of the measures are formalized in operational plans and special guidelines for actions during severe weather situations.6 These plans specify the measures for different alert levels based on an event's magnitude (wind speed, water level) or the extent of impact (number of casualties, number of deployed personnel).
