A recent work-life balance feature in Science Careers featured an article on part-time scientists and another on corporate work/life policies that include part-time work.
This article reports on one part of an on-going project, the Near Future School, which aims to translate and explore the potential of participatory design fiction practices for use with young people and those that work with them to explore near future scenarios of education that open up alternative and plural futures in the context of processes of foreclosure in a neoliberalising society.
This article reports on one part of the study, namely on comments received at the end of returned surveys distributed to the full range of DHB clinical staff.
For articles on component parts of the universe, see solar system, star, galaxy, and nebula.
The article builds on Part I, which predominantly focused on the production and physical properties of pyrolysis gases from plastics.
This article reports on part of a study that described models of voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) service delivery and analyzed how a model influenced uptake of VCT services in a Ugandan community.
In recent controversy two arguments have been at the centre of the endurance/perdurance debate, one employed by perdurance theorists and the other by endurance theorists (for other arguments and issues see the separate article on temporal parts, Hawley 2001 and Sider 2001).
As chief executive, Mr. Reilly became embroiled in a brouhaha in 1996 when the company fired Kurt Andersen, the editor of New York magazine, a K-III property since 1991, after expressions of displeasure at some of the magazine's articles on the part of Henry Kravis, a partner in the ownership group.
At the time, Stephen R. Baird, a young lawyer who had clerked in federal court in Washington, was preparing a law review article on an obscure part of the Lanham Act that forbids trademarks that disparage people.
This very article on Forbes.com is part of a recent upswing of interest in tomorrow.
For achieving consistent annotations between annotators, the task organizers followed the usual practice of corpus annotation (34 37, 40, 41), which is also a GO annotation standard: first we drafted a set of annotation guidelines and then asked each of our annotators to follow them on a shared article as part of the training process.
