In-hospital mortality was defined as death occurring after admission to an index hospital and before discharge either from the index hospital or any subsequent receiving hospital in cases where the patient was transferred from the index hospital (a definition equivalent to a "super-spell" whereby a "spell" is HES-specific terminology denoting one continuous admission at a hospital) [ 12, 14].
If p is in (1,∞)⧹{2}, and supt>0 ⦀M tL)⦀L p<∞, i.e., if M is an L puniform spectral multiplier of L in our terminology, and M is continuous on R+, then M extends to a bounded holomorphic function on the sector Sφp∗.
So if we were looking not only for a continuous transmission of terminology, but even more specifically for cognates of 'intentio', we could trace it back at least to the third century B.C.E., if not to still earlier extromission theories of vision.
Tsuchida, T. N. et al. American Clinical Neurophysiology Society standardized EEG terminology and categorization for the description of continuous EEG monitoring in neonates: report of the American Clinical Neurophysiology Society critical care monitoring committee.
A distribution (or generalized function) is a linear map assigning a number to each "test" function, typically a smooth function with compact support, in a continuous way: in the above terminology the space of distributions is the (continuous) dual of the test function space.
This is just a convenient terminology that has no implications for whether time is fundamentally discrete or continuous.
While these local experts are familiar with the terminologies and policies at their institution and therefore often successful, their efforts are laborious and require continuous review, updates, and management.
Five EPBD pain ratings (intermittent pelvic pain, continuous pelvic pain, intermittent dysmenorrhea, continuous dysmenorrhea, and dyspareunia) were scored and analyzed separately to accommodate comparison to clinical terminology and the B&B Symptom Scale items.
The terminology is revealing.
