Sentence examples for the corresponding plan from inspiring English sources
Each subsystem advises wheat growers on the corresponding plan(s), comprising a set of agricultural/chemical operations before or during the growing season.
The corresponding plan can be generated without modifying the second model, but simply by calling Procedure Make_Grid("Contaminated_area",3,30) instead of Procedure Make_Grid("Contaminated_area",30,3) for example.
The clinical notes being reconciled included: (1) problem overview notes, which, by common practice in the CCMHP, described each patient's problem and the corresponding plan of care including medications, and (2) discharge summaries, which described the post-discharge therapy including medications.
Cross-sectional (a, b, c) and the corresponding plan-view (d, e, f) SEM images of the vertically aligned SiNW arrays catalyzed using the Au mesh with thicknesses of 15, 30, and 45 nm, respectively, for 10 min at 22°C.
From a planning perspective, three possible problems have been identified, and the corresponding planning measures or changes were proposed.
A general framework for deriving the corresponding planning tasks of the respective supply chain type is provided.
Since planning in practical-sized POMDPs is intractable, we partially ameliorate this intractability for visual processing by defining a novel hierarchical POMDP based on the cognitive requirements of the corresponding planning task.
The chapter discusses verification planning, implementation management documentation, and generic process diagrams for the verification methods that can be used as a basis for preparing the corresponding plans and procedures.
The corresponding planning risk volumes (PRV) are defined as OAR plus a 3 mm safety margin.
To target individuals' self-efficacy to carry out the desired behavior change and the corresponding plans (PO 6, 7, 8, and 10), modeling techniques are used.
The results were compared with the corresponding planning desired isodose curves for fractal dimension analysis in order to determine the acceptable confidence level between the planning and the measurement.
