A continuous sharing and up-dating between the two interviewers was guaranteed, in order to 'cross-fertilise' the whole data collection process.
Although the first of the two carriers would operate only helicopters and would be mothballed as soon as the second entered service in 2018, the prospect of being able to mix and match with France's aircraft-carrier was deemed crucial, enabling both countries to have a continuous, albeit shared, carrier presence at sea.
The LIF model with a continuous input shares this saturation property, as we prove in Proposition 6.
Recommendations for carrying out rapid qualitative research in this context included the early designation of community leaders as a point of contact, early and continuous sharing of findings, and development of recommendations with local policy makers and practitioners.
He says that without continuous sharing nearby alerts wouldn't be possible (or at least as effective).
Apart from particular stroke process projects, few opportunities for the continuous sharing of experiences across the levels within the regions existed, but an increased leadership engagement at all levels was needed, along with enhanced understanding of how the NQR can inform stroke care issues and provide for quality improvement.
However, the groups do not form a continuous lineage; they share a common ancestor only at the node for subtype III.
We ought to bypass this difficulty by using a synchronic comparison, i.e. a comparison between a fragmented and a continuous landscape that share similar evolutionary and geological histories (Hoehn et al. 2007; Hendry et al. 2008).
Users can then create their own curated "rings" of content, which can be watched as a continuous channel or shared with friends.
The change in hospitals' financing allocation methods following the universal health coverage reform in 2002 led to a continuous decline in the share of hospital operating costs from the government budget.
