Competence-related, i.e. that includes theoretical and practical activities that do not rely on the student's memory, but rather on his/her practical problem-solving skills.
Indeed, there is considerable scope for genuine cooperation--based not on pie-in-the-sky hopes for a nuclear deal, but rather on limited but practical counterterrorism collaboration on shared threats such as al-Qaeda and the Pakistani Taliban, and, as November 13 made horrifically clear, an increasingly expansionist ISIS.
This paper is not focussed on the interpretation of results but rather on a presentation of the practical aspects of the method.
The Abisaabs argue that this was not mere opportunism on the part of the communists but rather a practical adaptation to the local (Shi͑i) culture.
We do not wish to appear overly critical of outdated methodology but rather provide some practical guidance on the sort of issues which should be considered.
The work presented here does not intend to feed this debate, but rather to focus on practical and simple issues involved in obtaining the raw data for the desired phylogenetic analysis.
Important to note also is that the authors are very explicit about the fact that they based the MPA boundaries on a non-scientific, but rather practical, argumentation.
In fact, the whole presentation is rather light on practical guidance, giving the impression of a summer project for an over-enthusiastic doctoral student.
DISCUS claims not to mind whether states run their own liquor stores, as long as they are willing to "modernise" them by allowing tastings, long hours, a big choice and so on.Most strikingly, lobbyists and politicians seem to shy away from the notion that regulation should be trimmed simply in the name of personal freedom, rather than on practical grounds.
Its rewards are not Oprah-sized, of course, but rather practical and fun things.
