It was Bailey's identification of her in this way, she suggested, that led to the change of her reputation in trans circles, from a devoted friend and advocate of transwomen to a source of potential or actual harm to those same women.
Writing in the Book Review, the veteran correspondent Robert Trumbull called it a "devastating indictment of American policy" and a "source of insight into the actual, day-by-day byplay of present titanic political struggle for Asia".
In contrast to (delta_{text{I}}) which produces acceptable variations for the fictitious project activity durations, (delta_{text{II}}) acts as a source of variation for the actual project progress and produces on schedule, behind-schedule, and ahead-of-schedule situations under the uniform distribution.
He found that both cognitive pedagogical mastery and cognitive content mastery (understanding the science) trumped these students' limited experience of actual teaching as a source of self-efficacy.
Such costs are not trivial as they have been shown to be a source of worry for up to 70% of actual donors [ 12].
The cracks that are generated by contact fatigue are not the source of actual wheels cracking but lead to the damaging phenomenon called shelling which implies separation of chunks of material from the surface.
Rather than permute gene labels from a small set of arrays to estimate the distribution of expected test statistics, with the availability of the large (N = 23) replicate dataset described herein, we preferred to use this rich source of actual test statistics directly.
Educators' perceptions reveal that students were ranked as being the most frequent source of actual evaluation data (with "moderate involvement"), whereas students in this study perceived that educators themselves were the most frequent source of these data (also, with "moderate involvement").
Some 45% of buyers in the US go to open houses as a source of information but only 5% of the actual customers come from open houses.
