In [13], the authors presented sufficient conditions which determine when the sets A 0 and B 0 are nonempty.
The sensors send information back to the computer, which determines when and for how long to run the system.
That is a far more conservative stance on stenting than has been taken by the Food and Drug Administration, which determines when a device is safe and effective enough to be sold commercially.
The Screening Module conveys information on each patient to the Disease Module, which determines when patients who have been diagnosed and linked to care become eligible for clinic visits, ART and opportunistic disease prophylaxis [19].
In the case that costly fights occur, individuals make use of two additional variables: a decision variable d, which contains information about their estimated relative strength, and a genetically determined threshold T, which determines when to give up.
Japan and the United States had been trying to agree on the rules of origin for cars, which determine when a product is designated as coming from within the free trade zone and therefore not subject to duties.
The artist cannot produce a beautiful work by learning, and then applying, rules which determine when something is beautiful; for no such rules can be specified (see the sketch of the Second Moment in Section 2.1 above).
Aiming at dynamic point coverage, a scheduling algorithm based on learning automata is proposed in [17], the advantage is that less auxiliary messages are needed to be delivered between nodes, and each node in the network is equipped with a set of learning automata which determine when and which node should be in active or asleep state according to environmental information.
But on December 6th he had the chance to repair his liberal credentials when he launched a green paper on the EU's trade-defence policy.The EU's trade-defence rules, which determine when it can impose anti-dumping, anti-subsidy and safeguard measures, were drawn up a decade ago.
The $750 000 contract is for small power sources for 'fuzes' in artillery rounds, which determine when a fired round detonates.
