The process may start at a moment when an idea is born and may last until a series of confirmatory runs has been accomplished and found to give an optimum and reproducible result.
On 27 March, an attempt to reach a negotiated settlement failed and the commanding officer of the 19th Partisan Brigade announced that armed combat might start at a moment's notice.
Each trial started at a random moment 0 2.5 s from the beginning (or 0 2.5 s from the end, when motion was played backward) of a trial.
The longer this interval, the higher the probability that bisphosphonates were started at a certain moment during this interval and thus the higher the possibility of inclusion of slow evolving tumours in the concomitant arm.
Amniotomy and oxytocin infusion can be started at any moment of the day when the Bishop score is ≥ 6, and at least 4 hours after the last dose of misoprostol.
This year's series seemed indeed to have started at a particularly propitious moment.
This low-cost and robust shutter controls the photon irradiation of the ions in the trap, starting at a desired moment and during a well-defined period of time, with fast cut-off (on) of the photon beam (<1 ms rise time).
Three patients did not have a dental check-up before starting bisphosphonates as they started bisphosphonates at a moment at which there was no awareness of the higher incidence of ONJ with bisphosphonates.
"Both my boyfriend and I believed that this was a person with a weapon — probably a gun — and fully expected shooting to start at any moment," Wolfe said.
Note also the small number of adjectives and the absence of adverbs except in those phrases that reinforce the importance of key verbs: move as soon as possible; start at once; the fight may start at any moment.
