Although the knowledge production and implementation processes are critical for disaster risk reduction, these issues are seldom systematically addressed in-depth in disaster studies and policy programs.
That is not the purpose of this paper which instead is concerned with demonstrating geotagged photos would be an easy way to collect the data needed to address in-depth research questions. Figure 2 shows the location of four exemplar photographs taken in the study area.
Creating a TV series, particularly one based on fictional characters, allowed many of those elements to be brought back and addressed in-depth.
"Yes, time pressure was a weakness of PA….sometimes the performance evaluation raised questions which could not be addressed in-depth, because you had to skip to a new problem.
(IT-P18) "Yes, time pressure was a weakness of PA….sometimes the performance evaluation raised questions which could not be addressed in-depth, because you had to skip to a new problem.
Aside from this concept, the treatise addresses in depth the idea of prophecy and several aspects of the Torah of Moses and its commandments.
Its strength lies in its thematic approach, touching on issues that may seem exhausted, such as the public versus the private sphere and privacy, but which, in Lovink's view, have yet to be overcome and which he addresses in depth in the book.
A dedicated National Plan for Public Health Genomics (PHG-NP) has recently been drawn-up that addresses in depth how to translate genomics knowledge into public health [ 39].
"Many issues were addressed in depth, including several areas of miscommunication and misunderstanding," the statement said.
It hasn't necessarily been addressed in depth by my predecessors".
While he declined to address in depth the subjects of oil and territory, Mr. Bremer said he expected the Kurdish militias, some of whom have been fighting for decades, to disarm or be integrated into an army under the command of the central authority in Baghdad.
