The drive to be first with the basic facts of a newsworthy development remains embedded in the culture of newsrooms and in the minds of reporters.
Some people will feel that they have the basic facts of a story and want to know what it means, others will take a different route".
It starts from the basic facts of a SOFC, where the working principle, advantages, types and applications of SOFCs are discussed.
Whether covering the basic facts of a breaking story or identifying more complex themes, the takeaway is that time is often the enemy.
But if he joins the site, he can say, 'This was my reason, and it's more fully explained on pages 85 and 86 of my autobiography.' " Meanwhile, Mrs. Blair, who became a popular target for tabloid tales when her husband was prime minister, said that in a country where some newspapers made little effort to "get the basic facts of a story right," the site was a welcome antidote.
And that's for its editorial voice: the unique tone with which a publication interprets the basic facts of a news story and helps us form an opinion on it.
Once the basic facts of a particular lesson have been taught, it is often necessary to reinforce the knowledge the students have just acquired by giving them some form of exercise in which they have to demonstrate their understanding of what they have learned by applying the knowledge to a specific situation.
Most doctors overlooked a basic fact of biology, that a new infectious disease could appear at any time.
Or is sensuous-emotional engagement, on the contrary, a basic fact of the political process and a crucial precondition for revitalising democracy?
"The Bloomberg administration recognized a basic fact of the modern economy, the transition from a large significantly industrial economy to a postindustrial economy," said Daniel L. Doctoroff, the deputy mayor for economic development.
