The two-level modelling paradigm using a standard reference model and archetypes [ 1] defining specific clinical content models has been developed by the openEHR foundation [ 2] and standardized by CEN and ISO in the EN/ISO 13606 standard series [ 3].
The broker carried out a standard series of checks, including verifying the company's federal registration and its insurance coverage.
In the above international standard series, each setting admits twice as much light as the next higher f-number, or stop (giving twice as much exposure).
Legends explain the less obvious symbols on many maps, while explanatory sheets or booklets are available for most standard series, providing general data as well as symbol information.
This is a wonderful instance of Reagan's way of operating, because it so perfectly compresses his standard series of moves, from firm resistance to realistic, but unacknowledged, compromise — done, in Reagan's mind, for Ginsburg's sake, not for his own.
Using a newer version of the device, technicians at American Honda's training center in Torrance, Calif., shaved 39percentt off the time it took to perform a standard series of battery tests.
With Norbert Bikales and Herman F. Mark and others in the 1960s and '70s, he edited a standard series of reference books for chemists, The Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Technology: Plastics, Resins, Rubbers and Fibers.
Then pull up a stool behind a Yamaha DTX, the gold standard series of electronic drum kits, of which the 400K (pictured above) is an entry-level powerhouse: packing enough features to usher you from timid beginner to thrashing virtuoso.
The experiments were performed using eight-point standard series.
The researchers also posed the standard series of dilemmas involving the runaway trolley.
We asked them all a standard series of questions: What do you do?
