Sentence examples for aspects of preparing from inspiring English sources

This chapter presents the various aspects of preparing the bid documents.

I expanded the seminar to include all aspects of preparing for, finding, and succeeding at academic careers in science and engineering.

The results of the study evoke, among others, the conclusion that more attention is needed to the implicit and unplanned aspects of preparing students teachers for moral education.

One of the nice aspects of preparing and presenting a popular lecture is that you can give it over and over again--and it usually gets better each time.

For Mr. Cogeval, the stubbornness was simply "a bit of theater and that is the lyrical aspect of preparing the show".

Learning how to move her body to make the amputation look convincing ended up being the least challenging physical aspect of preparing for the role, Ms. Cotillard said.

It was these traits that had been lost in the swinish rush to the canned picnic ham: not just the joy of cooking but the intellectual aspects of planning, preparing and serving a meal to family and friends who might find it interesting as well as satisfying to eat.

The examination of these factors might give new insights into the underlying aspects of "feeling prepared for being a doctor".

These mid-level managers, often responsible for the technical aspects of programming, prepared the data and documentation that assisted the lobbying and negotiations of the senior MoH leaders: Not only people at high positions, but people behind the scene are important…the people at the departments who prepare documents are important, they work as a team.

Strikingly, both studies indicate that, for the users, the main motive for stimulant use is to be able to handle the demands of university, in particular, with regard to the practical, motivational and emotional aspects of studying and preparing for exams.

In many ways, his long-standing interest in tantric mathematics and other aspects of Eastern thought prepared him for the compositional and process skirmishes that resulted in the watercolor on paper and oil on canvas paintings exhibited in this exhibition.