Sequence of actions

Mitigation The lessening of die risk of an accidental event. A sequence of action on the source in a preventive manner by reducing the likelihood of occurrence of the event, or in a protective manner by reducing the magnitude of the event and for the exposure of local persons or property. 

Figure 6.4-2 shows the sequence of actions. Selections from FTAPSUIT are in the left... 

Figure 12.4-1 shows the sequence of actions. Selections from FTAPSUIT are in the left column. The right column uses three selections from FTAPLUS and the rest are from the previous FORTRAN programs. Although the suite of programs can be run from the floppy disk, for reasons of speed and problem size, it is recommended to run from a hard disk. In DOS, type MD directory name, enter, and cdV directory name, enter. Type copy a . and the disk will be copied to that directory. Type FTAPSUIT and the screen shown in Figure 12.4-2 is presented. 

It is common practice that procedures and job-aids are often developed either by plant manufacturing companies or process designers with minimal participation by the end-users, usually plant workers. This has led to situations where the indicated sequence of actions was incompatible with the way the job is done in practice. This presents great problems for the workers who will have to reconcile a potential violation of procedures with a well established method of operation. 

If an AED is available, check the rhythm to determine if defibrillation is advised. If so, then deliver one shock with the immediate resumption of chest compressions/rescue breaths. After five cycles, reevaluate the rhythm to determine the need for further defibrillation. Repeat this sequence of actions until helps arrives or the rhythm is no longer shockable. ... 

When we talk about optimization of serial LC/MS operations, we consider the genuinely serial sequences of actions necessary to perform such analyses including equilibration of columns, sample aspiration, sample injection, isocratic or solvent gradient sample separation, detection, and column washout. 

Use case has become a popular term in object-oriented development, where it is defined as the specification of a sequence of actions, including variants, that a system (or other entity) can perform, interacting with actors of the system. This concept is given a solid foundation in Catalysis based on actions and refinements. 

In the common literature, a use case is typically a joint action involving at least one object (called an actor) outside the system of interest the granularity of the action is such that it accomplishes an objective for the actor. The use case is refined into a more detailed sequence of actions and is explored with sequence diagrams illustrating that collaboration. Use case diagrams can be used to capture the action refinement. Most current accounts of use cases fail to separate the specific action refinement (one of many that may be possible) from the single abstract action because the use case definition itself includes the specific sequence of steps followed to accomplish the use case this lack of separation can make it difficult to handle alternative decompositions. 

A Catalysis collaboration diagram shows object and action types it does not indicate what sequence of these internal actions realizes the specified effect of a cut. An interaction diagram (Figure 4.14) describes the sequence of actions between related objects that is triggered by a cut operation. It can be drawn in two forms. 

A sequence of action occurrences can often be seen as a group with a single outcome, which can be documented with its own postcondition. (This sequence is not necessarily contiguous—there may be other unrelated actions in between them.) Conversely, when you re specifying a system, you should omit detailed protocols of interactions so as to understand overall effects. 

The following sequence of actions by ACS would be a more fruitful way for the Society to proceed rather than to rely solely on responding to proposed legislation. The ACS should ... 

At present it is not clear whether the same sequence of action is responsible for bromethalin s convulsive and paralytic actions observed at different doses however, it is likely that some areas of the brain would be more sensitive to ATP depletion and fluid imbalance than others. 

If we were able to simply choose sequences of thirty actions instead of one after the other, it seems as if we would be much better off than when we choose each day at six o clock. To choose to live by a rule of not drinking wine until after I have played the piano would solve the present problem. A choice of rule to live by is equivalent to choosing a very long, perhaps infinite, sequence of actions. (See Ole-Jorgen Skog s chapter in this volume for the importance of the length of the sequence.)... 

Figure 5.1. Schematic of the work flow of an interlaboratory study, showing the sequence of actions by each laboratory or organization.

Aside from the strained complexity of this sequence of actions, Charles Honorton [34] noted that Hansel s diagram, which is the main support of his conjectures, is labeled not to scale. If the drawing were to scale, it would be obvious that the two doors were actually too far apart for such a scenario to be possible. This certainly raises the question of whether the critics of parapsychology make motivated errors themselves. 

Detailed sequence of actions required for accomplishing a specific task. Volume 2(2). 

Based on these findings, the PFC was involved in planning the consequences of actions and the execution of the planned sequence of actions. 

In this chapter we will focus on describing all necessary steps that should be made in order for hydrogen-based autonomous power systems to become fully commercially available. These steps will be presented in the form of a detailed roadmap, describing a sequence of actions that will result in the commercialisation... 

Most of the very successful work in cellular neurobiology was conducted under the protective umbrella of Sherrington s reflex doctrine, which provided sufficient information to help work out how neuronal circuits were organized. The reflex circuit model could explain the following the spinal reflexes involved in posture and movement the encoding of stimuli in sequences of action potentials in neurons, which could lead to sensation and even the coordination of the sensory and motor systems needed to account for movement (motor) behaviour. 

Conformation 70a, b, c differ from each other not just in the number of CH entities in the unit cell but also in their geometry. Let s take these one at a time. First prepare for the distortion from 70a to 70b by doubling the unit cell. Then, subsequently, distort. This sequence of actions is indicated in 71. 

A command macro (a Sub procedure) can automate any sequence of actions that can be performed by the use of menu commands or keystrokes. Many simple but useful command macros can be created entirely by using the Recorder, as described in Chapter 13. But command macros can also carry out much more complicated actions. In this chapter we ll look at some examples of creating more advanced Sub procedures. 

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