Triple P intervention at level 3 (Primary Care Triple P) is a brief, narrow-focus parent programme that is aimed at parents with specific concerns about their child's behaviour or development [ 23].
The waves that the device sends are sufficiently brief and narrow that other aircraft or communications systems will not be affected.
Linear looks included new Armani geometry, as in brief vests, narrow shirt collars, gingham checks and geometric motifs — all adding up to a collection with just that tiny fraction of idiosyncrasy.
It seems there's only a very brief and narrow window after elections when players feel they can try and accomplish something.
The Commission to Combat Police Corruption also has a narrow brief.
But it had a narrow brief, concentrating on contingency planning for the invasion and its short-term effects, according to a diplomat who attended its meetings.
Moreover, it said, its brief was extremely narrow: merely to provide advice on whether the e-mails contained evidence that "other people were aware of the phone hacking activities, or were doing the same thing themselves" that could be relied on by Mr. Goodman in the employment action he had brought against the company to get his job back.
Perhaps the biggest tactical trend for which this decade will be remembered is the widespread deployment of a defensive midfielder whose brief is more narrow than that of any other player on the pitch, except maybe the goalkeeper and that near-extinct species, the goal-hanging striker.
There are sophisticated objections to these things on the tumultuous outmost margin of technology, every spasm of which is breathlessly extrapolated into some magical future by pundits with brief memories and narrow considerations.
Bosworth's delegation, meanwhile, has a very narrow brief: to revive the six-party format of discussions.
It was set up in 1991 to replace the Press Council, but has a narrower brief.
