The phrase "aid picture" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a picture that provides assistance or support, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The aid picture provided a visual representation of the resources available for disaster relief."
Alternatives: "support image" or "assistance illustration".
"All of this will make a big difference to the humanitarian aid picture in Syria," he said.
"We analyze the clients' situation and then tell them, 'If you change this, your financial aid picture could be different.' " Each current proposal for revising the federal aid form has drawbacks — and detractors.
It says: "Getting solid information on the aid picture for the whole of Syria has been extremely difficult, and as a result the humanitarian community is unable to determine if the aid getting through is the most relevant and appropriate to people's needs.
Delivery quality was also assessed through open recall of the 7 Excellent Feeding Actions and knowledge of the messages using recall aids (pictures of the 7 Actions) among those who were exposed to the tool.
Colour is considered to be an aid in picture decoding or discrimination through improving access to stored object knowledge.
And that's why this acquisition makes so much sense for Rosetta Stone, as both companies have been focused on this implicit absorption model — although they use slightly different names for it — or teaching language adoption with the aid of pictures and sounds, and through immersive exposure, rather than giving people simple one-to-one translations.
The SPK is aided by picture cards depicting good practices and containing prompts for recommendations tailored to the local context.
Recall was aided by picture charts of all brands of HRT and OCs commercially available in Sweden during the years 1960 1995.
In accordance with previous studies that have applied the Child-OIDP inventory [ 7, 8, 19], the participants of this study were able to respond to the questions without the aid of pictures and had no difficulty understanding both the content of the questionnaire and any specific words in particular.
In accordance with previous studies applying the OIDP and OHIP-14 inventories to young people [ 13– 22], the participants of this study were able to respond to the questions without the aid of pictures and had no difficulty understanding either the content of the questionnaire or any specific words.
The visual aid of pictures can help them narrow down the type of person they are searching for.
