planned
past simple and past participle of
plan
Meaning of planned in English
(Definition of planned from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of planned
planned
On the basis of these ethnographic and clinical data, the current study was planned.
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In the stop-signal task, this tone indicated that the planned response to the grating should be withheld.
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There was evidence that patients were exposed to the planned intervention.
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Demonstration of these improvements is planned for the near future.
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The height originally planned was reduced by 100 ft and definitely fixed at 160 metres.
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Using this early conceptual framework, numerous layouts were planned and costed.
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Detailed parameter studies of future planned experiments will probably give more insight.
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In contrast, the nonspatial characteristics of the target (such as its weight or function) are almost completely unlikely to change after the movement is planned.
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To assess the accuracy of these measures, two sets of experiments were planned.
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In large new housing estates alone, some 100,000 new dwellings a year are planned to be built.
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A further study, therefore, is planned to reassess these children, after an interval, with myocardial perfusion scans and exercise testing.
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At a particular "real" moment, will doctor, nurse, patient, and family agree to what had been planned when the topic was "theoretical"?
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Therefore, the experts who planned production were drawn from industry itself.
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A second mig ration followed in 1939 and another was planned for 1940, but the war intervened.
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But there was also powerful opposition to a planned national economy.
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