This is done using a systematic path flow decomposition (PFD) method, multidimensional process assessment indicators, heuristics, and model based methodologies for generation of inherently safer design alternatives.
Trump, I think, ran on a whim, whereas Pence is following a systematic path to power.
As in Experiment 2, this detour experiment was conducted to determine whether rats showed systematic path preferences whilst navigating on the lattice maze.
Hill's expanded diagram is a systematic way of searching paths in the diagram, and all the one-way cyclic paths were traced successfully (Fig. 4).
These paths can be found in a systematic way by solving a Hamilton Jacobi equation for the so called MaxFlux functional.
We further show that profiles converge to the same risks as systematic threat path enumeration, that changes in risk are efficiently propagated throughout a distributed system, and that the distributed computation provides a criterion for when the security consequences of a policy change are local to a component, or will propagate into the wider system.
Through a systematic assessment, PATH has identified five technologies with high potential for impact and provided a basis for prioritizing investments.
Indeed, it is frequently observed (by, for example, Gould 1981; Ruse 1984; Gregory 2008) that it is important to distinguish between claims about the fact (which Wade calls, misleadingly, the "historical process") of evolution and theories about that is, systematic explanations of the paths and processes of evolution.
A systematic study of shortest paths between all reaction pairs in the metabolome of an organism can reveal paths that are shorter than traditionally annotated biochemical pathways.
Aircraft, which are too small and fast for visual avoidance, depend on systematic separation of flight paths.
