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In each mission, the player controls a prespecified character.

State tracking is driving a solution to the prespecified function of time .

Generally the circuit is constrained to minimum chip area meeting a prespecified delay.

The annualised realised variance is calculated based on a prespecified set of sampling points over the period.

Indeed Sockett (1980) goes so far as to call accountability based on prespecified results 'anti-educational'.

An auxiliary goal is designing the controlling actions required to achieve a prespecified property change.

Objectives-based approaches relate outcomes to prespecified objectives, allowing judgments to be made about their level of attainment.

The benefit of sunitinib remained statistically significant when stratified for a multitude of prespecified baseline factors.

She used its miniature screen to pick out a prespecified medley, and the strain of a popular orchestral piece began issuing from the built-in sound system.

Then the statement, "A Windsor rocker is in the living room," is nothing but a finitely prespecified list of statements about sense data.

The last of these, with its prespecified targets, its programmes of study, and its national testing will exercise a powerful constraint on teachers' work.

It was discontinued (according to prespecified rules) after fewer than 2 years of follow-up, with no differences between the 2 groups on the most objective criteria.

(Utilizing the prespecified cutoff date also meant that an additional stroke in the naproxen population was not reported.)

Bacteria and horseshoe crabs keep establishing rough price equilibria in their mutualisms without a prespecified space of ways of making a living.

Nor was the addition of subcutaneous heparin to aspirin associated with any reduction in the prespecified endpoint of 35-day mortality (table I).

Street skates can be formal affairs, with prespecified routes, marshals and, at times, police escorts or ad hoc gatherings of like minded individuals.

The first form-specified delivery-requires the delivery of a prespecified bond at the onset, and at maturity of the contractual period.

However, in a prespecified subgroup of patients with a heart rate of more than 70 bpm, ivabradine significantly reduced the following secondary endpoints:

When using pulsed fluoroscopy, radiation dose is only applied in prespecified intervals of time, thus less dose is used to produce the same image sequence.

The article in The New England Journal of Medicine was based on cardiovascular data available as of a prespecified cutoff date established by the company.

For this reason it can prove profitable to branch whenever possible, only on variables which differ by more than some prespecified tolerance, 0.1 for example, from the nearest integer.

In contrast, other communications networks, such as hypercubes and meshes, have communication requirements that follow a prespecified mathematical law, and therefore cannot be tailored to specific packaging technologies.

The prespecified primary analysis assessed the incidence of primary malignancy in 32 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled (RDBPC) trials.

At the very least authors should have a protocol with a prespecified plan for patient selection and statistical analysis-accepted practice for clinical trials, but not yet for other medical research.

This approach, Elliott and Ebbutt argue, stems from HMI's use of prespecified criteria and what appears to be the use of a check-list by them.