Together, Cook and Moores may build a hungry, hard-working team, characterised by its attention to detail in practice, its excellent "ethic and philosophy", and its unstinting engagement on the field.
Houser said the team characterised Michael and Trevor as juxtapositions of each other.
Houser felt the team characterised Michael and Trevor as juxtapositions of each other.
Game motion analyses indicate that AF is an intermittent team sport characterised by both high-intensity (high-speed running, sprinting, acceleration, agility) and low-intensity activities (standing, walking, jogging) [2 8].
Our findings show that the cancer treatment-decision-making processes that immediately follow diagnosis take place in a team and can be characterised as medically dominated and narrowly focused on cancer pathology.
This marked the first level of standardisation and modularisation in the production of the circuits: actors, such as advisors to the team, were characterised according to their 'function' – for example, one advisor was an 'engineer', and another was a 'microbiologist'microbiologist
Cancer and heart failure teams were characterised by a strong medical dominance in terms of attendance and participation.
Rugby union is a team sport played worldwide and characterised by frequent contact and collision situations between players.
CMHT and dementia teams were characterised by more even levels of participation across the disciplines, however, interviews revealed that differences in the ways that professional groups approached problems could lead to difficulties: They're in two camps… social workers very much do try to defend, you know, a person's right to be mad.
They are all admirable qualities but Signor Napolitano was selling his boys a little short if he was just prepared to characterise them as a team of willing grafters.
