Friedman has fewer objections to certification, which practically means that no one without the education and training of a physician could call himself or herself an M.D.; but he would let patients, not physicians, decide from whom patients can seek medical treatments.
But unexpectedly, older participants reported, as well, the highest score on the Role Physical and Bodily Pain scales, which practically means that they had a better than their younger counterpartners state of physical health.
The Constitution states that federal judges "shall hold their offices during good behavior" — which, practically speaking, means until they are removed by impeachment, die or resign.
This improvement practically means a possible 12.5% to 50% reduction of the power consumption, which may also result in smaller size of WBAN devices.
To accept civilization as it is practically means accepting decay.
"Our models of social analysis are based in the past, I mean in a society which practically does not exist anymore," said Costas Panagopoulos, the president of the polling company ALCO.
However, there would exist particle degradation when do particle filtering practically, which means that as the increase of the number of samples, the weight of many particles may get smaller, and the variance of the sample would increase over time.
which practically results in sometimes large jumps during search process.
Everyone with experience of collective activities (which means practically all of us) knows that the way something is organised has a big impact on what is achieved.
In this paper, we present sliding mode control algorithms, that are designed to practically stabilize (which means that the system state is stabilized to an ɛ neighborhood of the origin) the perturbed multidimensional Heisenberg system (therefore, with a drift) with additional two multidimensional integrators in the control inputs path.
They have nine starters in their 30's, which means they practically qualify for Social Security in a league obsessed with youth.
