The laureates agree that those who work habitually and in close contact with individual children should be checked.
One executive I work with habitually takes his strategic insights to his team and intentionally asks for dueling fact bases to both support and refute his thinking.
Stung, Patchett retorts, "That's a terrible thing to say," but her works, habitually trafficking in the numinous and the magical, do show a loyalty to her Catholic upbringing.
That's what you've always wanted". Stung, Patchett retorts, "That's a terrible thing to say," but her works, habitually trafficking in the numinous and the magical, do show a loyalty to her Catholic upbringing.
But in one respect, at least, they do appear to be alike: All of them worked habitually and continually at science and were prolifically productive.
Cluster boundaries were finalized by grouping up to 4 if (1) they were working habitually as a team and (2) their catchment areas largely comprised households within close proximity.
Boundaries were finalized by grouping up to 4 VHWs into the same cluster if (1) they were working habitually as a team; (2) their catchment areas included homesteads within close proximity of each other; or (3) to achieve approximately the same number of households, pregnant women, and young children per cluster.
It might have helped if the catalog or the installation had provided a fuller, messier sense of the context in which their work habitually appears.
Frank Keating, who has died at the age of 75, was a giant of sports journalism, although as a columnist and feature writer whose work habitually brought out the humanity and humour in a subject, he would have chortled self-mockingly at such a grandiose epitaph.
Similarly, contemporary research on dispositional teacher enthusiasm suggests that teachers who are enthusiastic about their work habitually feel "enjoyment, pleasure and excitement" and gladly display these feelings when performing professional practices (Keller et al. 2014, p. 30).
