The "direct" in "direct technocracy" refers to Switzerland's style of direct democracy in which people have a direct voice in policy through a system of initiatives and referenda.
Direct costs refer to direct medical costs, which include treatment fees, inspection fees, laboratory fees, materials fees, bed charges, drug charges, nursing care, meals, and other expenses from the beginning of the ADR to the termination of treatment.
The Congressional memo cites a another e-mail from Ms. O'Brien, who authorized the transfer, saying it was "Per JC's direct instructions," referring to Mr. Corzine.
The Congressional memo cites an e-mail from the Chicago employee, Edith O'Brien, who authorized the transfer, saying it was "Per JC's direct instructions," referring to Mr. Corzine.
"We're an info service, but we're also transacting a service and either allowing consumers to purchase direct or referring customers to XYZ retailer," he says.
"I am the founder of the AnonOps #OpKKK channel," @Anon6k said in a direct message, referring to the group's operation.
Information was also collected during informal conversation and by asking direct questions referring mainly to the motivation of the respondents for cultivating palms on their land, their perception of variation, their preference of palm traits and their management practices.
On trees, the "direct time" refers to the time directed from the root to the leaves, and the "reverse time" reverses this direction.
Pawel Pawlikowski – whose film Ida triumphed last year – delivered seemingly improvised tributes to all of this year's directing nominees, referring to Roy Andersson as "an out of control, uncontrollable motherfucking genius".
Direct guidance refers to close guidance and direct interaction between more experienced workers and learners (Billett 2002b).
