Objectives definition

We can summarize this situation by the statement that the ML object obeys Jaynes s maximum-entropy principle when the white object definition (31) of maximum ignorance is used and when the object is of such low intensity that the df sites are mostly unoccupied. The latter situation is obeyed by weak astronomical objects such as planets in the visible and IR regions and the sun in the visible region (see Kikuchi and Softer, 1977). 

Perceptual disturbances are generally thought to occur more often with pentazocine than with other opioids. Objective definition of such phenomena is difficult, but in a study of postoperative dreaming after the use of pentazocine and morphine as premedicants there was no statistically significant difference between the two drugs (SED-11,148) (572). 

In earlier chapters I avoid talking about "higher" states of consciousness, as the first job of science is description, not evaluation. Here, however, I want to speculate on what one relatively objective definition of the adjective higher, applied to a d-SoC, could mean with respect to communication. If we consider that understanding many communications from other people is more valuable than understanding few of their communications, then a higher d-SoC is one in which communications form a variety of d-ASCs are adequately understood a lower d-SoC is one in which understanding is limited, perhaps to the particular lower d-SoC itself... 

SRS uses metadata to define a class for a database entry object and uses rules for text-parsing methods, which are coupled with database entry attributes. For object definitions and recursive text-parsing rules, SRS uses its own scripting language called Icarus. For library specification and organization and for the representation of individual data fields within a system, SRS uses a Object Design and Definition (ODD) language. 

Context of entity. Engineering objects are modeled as independent objects or in context with other objects. Similarly, model objects are defined individually or in some context. Context defines a hierarchic relationship between modeled objects or model entities. By use of this relationship, the related object or entity is applied as input information at the creation of a new or modified object definition or model entity. 

In more rigorous terms of fractal geometry, earlier formulations about filler aggregates can be understood as multi-fractal object definitions and prefactor [ as lacunarity of corresponding fractal part of the system [38,39]. For thin fractal types V(0) 0 and... 

In summary, clinicians should consider the long-term risks of pneumonia with the use of inhaled glucocorticoids in patients with CORD. Adequately powered long-term head-to-head trials with objective definitions of pneumonia, active ascertainment, and radiological and microbiological confirmation are needed to clarify the risk and to identify any intraclass differences between inhaled glucocorticoids. 

Udupa JK, Samarasekera S (1996) Fuzzy connectedness and object definition Theory, algorithms, and applications in image segmentation. Graphical Models and Image Processing, 58 246-261... 

Geodatabase Essential structure of a geographic information system (GIS) including selected geographic data sets, particular object definitions, and descriptions of relationships. Information is stored in a variety of formats and includes nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio, and scalar data. 

Task analysis and talk-through Performance objectives definition Performance situation specification Modelling of human performance Identification of potential human errors... 

In the objectives definition, almost the totality of the plans (94%) indicated that this is of obligatory elaboration, despite that more than half (62%), didn t present the risk prevention ... 

The purpose of the developed DSS performance is connected with possible maintenance strategy (traditional/DTA based) for technical object definition based on chosen maintenance and dependability indicators values. The solution is based on decision rules implementation. These decision rules... 

Figure 3. The mechanism database structure. A single line illustrates a one to one rektion-ship, for example the geometry of one rigid body is described by one object definition. A fork illustrates a one to several relationships, for example a mechanism consists of more than one rigid body.

To be effective these standards must be defined by the customers themselves. This requires customer research and competitive benchmarking studies to be conducted so that an objective definition of customer service for each market segment may be identified. 

It is possible to derive direct and objective definitions of the other success indices in Figure 7.3 and to use these to estimate overall achievement. Involvement, for example, can be defined by recording participation in voluntary programs, and incidents of corrective action can be counted in a number of situations. You can chart the number of safety work orders turned in and completed, the number of safety audits conducted and safety suggestions given, and the number of safety improvements occurring as a result of near-hit reports. 

Each of the procedural steps in safe lifting requires a clear objective definition so two observers could determine reliably whether the behavior in a lifting sequence had occurred. Observing reliably whether the load was held close and knees were bent would be relatively easy. However, defining a "smooth lift" so that observers could agree on 80 percent or more of the observations would be more difficult and, for observers to reliably audit "asking for help," the "certain situations" calling for this response would need to be specified. 

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