Dividing education into consequent work tasks enables schedule follow-up and learning evaluation.
The jury of the Feldkircher Lyrikpreis 2005 pointed out Ebner's precise language and his "consequent work on wording".
More importantly, it can increase the efficiency of tunneling in weak rock, provide a bigger space for consequent works, reduce the distance between the working face and the invert/lining to meet the specification requirement, and assure the safety and advance rate of the tunneling.
* Upward mobility among this group had its negative side - an inability to relate to old friends and a consequent reliance on work for psychological support.
A greater part, however, can be ascribed to a dysfunctional political system, a power- and greed-driven political class and a consequent cynicism within the working population.
The basic principle underlying monetization of this impact is that a loss in cognitive ability occurring in childhood affects future performance in school and work, with a consequent measurable economic loss in lifetime earnings, on a statistical basis.
A consequent malaise persisted in Bellows's work after the war, with rustic-tinged Old Master pastiches that pointed toward, and partly inspired, the rise of the nationalist American Scene movement of Thomas Hart Benton, Grant Wood, and John Steuart Curry.
The Magic Sauce for Continuous Growth As countries develop, their people become progressively healthier, with steady and substantial improvement in life expectancy, and a consequent increase in their willingness to work hard.
In fact, the use of teleconsultations succeeded in modifying the behaviour of the GPs [ 46], who are often reluctant to adopt ICT in their practice [ 47, 48], leading to different types of collaborative work [ 49] with a consequent improvement in the quality of care with respect to the GP's responsibility.
Over time the patient may become increasingly more disabled and limited in work and social life with a consequent reduction in their quality of life.
