Then we denote by M i) the set of values terms for the instance i.
During the last four-year council term, of the 559 instances when aldermen refrained from voting on measures that touched on their personal interests, more than 300 of them were invoked by Mr. Burke.
They decided that some emails had not come via IPCC and so could be ignored as outside the terms of the request, for instance.
They decided some emails had not come via IPCC and could be ignored as outside the terms of the request, for instance.
To put this point in terms of the United States, for instance, even if the aim of preserving American culture would justify placing limits on Mexican immigration, it would not seem to justify excluding all Mexicans, let alone all Canadians.
They explained that unless there is clear evidence that imports can damage the country in terms of, for instance, safety or health, the Fijian policymakers were concerned about the possibility that they could be taken to some form of international dispute settlement or arbitration for banning unhealthy foods.
Table 2 presents performance on medication safety indicators at baseline in terms of the percentage of instances in which patients experienced a medication safety risk (see column '% error').
The ExceptionFlowAnalyzer class defines the analyze method, which parses all the SPL code assets and creates a program dependency graph (PDG) in terms of instances of the ClassNode and MethodNode classes of the Design Wizard tool.
There is great potiential for improvement in terms of, for instance, piglet access to the teats, support for the sow when it lies down, and freedom of movement for the sow.
Thus, the Sydney model does not analyse verbs such as start when they are used as aspectual verbs that bring an additional meaning to the process in terms of, for instance, time (Fontaine 2013: 25).
