This rising and falling uncertainty provided a timeline on which to map participants' stress responses, as well as their performance in the game.
One of the unsung heroes of the revolution in British Olympic sports since the lottery funding tap began to flow, she said that aside from the sustained funding – which comes 75% from the National Lottery and 25% from the exchequer – another key decision had been to extend the timeline on which decisions were made from four to eight years.
The filing, which is dated June 1 and embedded here, simply indicates a notice of appeal, which is the very beginning of the appeals process — it does not enumerate on what grounds she is appealing, or detail the timeline on which the appeal will occur.
The substation's continued unavailability may demonstrate the short timeline on which many utilities look into the future.
In order to facilitate tracking of more complex courses of depression, the interview was supplemented with a visual grid that served as a timeline on which the beginning and end of previous episodes of depression were marked.
Related: The New York Times has a new Facebook timeline page on which readers can go back to 1851, when the paper first began publishing.
The interface The layout of most editing packages is similar, with a monitor window displaying your edited footage, a media window into which you import video, audio and stills, and a timeline or sceneline on which you construct the edit.
In timeline interviews, interviewer and interviewee share the same large paper on which a timeline is drawn (Adriansen 2012).
Therefore, timelines were defined in days on which ward physicians and MET were called following an abnormal EWS observation.
And we presented these timelines on a chart, which read from top to bottom, best case to worst.
