These headings are broad guides to the final sound of the words in the groups.
The data comes from the International Passenger Survey of long-term international migration, considered a broad guide to migration movements.
The areas of the peaks at ~3460 and 2930 cm−1 can broadly be thought of as proportional to the amount of hydroxyl OH (i.e. including water) and CH groups respectively; the latter being a broad guide as to the "quantity" of fibrous wood.
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But the Norwich Area Tourism Agency, Guild Hall, Gaol Hill, Norwich, NR2 1Nfax(44-1603) 662-661, fax (44-1603) 666-687, www.visitnorwich-area.co.uk, lists many accommodations in its guide to the Broads.
Write a post that's a good guide to the broader discussion online because there are many voices and perspectives linked into it, as well as "the news".
After a second book, Wetlands (1990), with David Bellamy and Brendan Quayle, came an official national park guide to the Norfolk Broads (2002) and then A Period Eye (2003), which he edited and partly wrote for Norfolk Museums.
Interviews were semi-structured and used a broad topic guide to explore; the participants understanding of self-management, the health professionals' experience of using the self-management programme with stroke survivors from ethnic minorities, its perceived effectiveness, facilitators and barriers.
The theory is used as a broad guiding device to qualitatively guide the empirical work rather than for providing a precise structure to be estimated.
Massive sulfides and iron formation of the Brunswick Horizon are identifiable locally within a distinctive reflective package that can be used as a broad guide in the region for the exploration of deep base-metal deposits.
