Extremely well detailed, Olivia Levez's novel manages to capture the stages of survival; how modesty or proper food becomes a thing of the past when you don't know if you'll be alive to see the sun rise tomorrow.
In the following table we present representative quotes that capture the stages of change of FGD participants.
20, 21 PATH (www.path.org) has adapted the TTM to capture the stages involved in adopting household water treatment and safe storage (HWTS) as: 1) awareness of the products, their value, and the need for HWTS; 2) action, including trial and current use; and 3) maintenance, or sustained use and purchasing behavior.
He calmly unclipped from the pedals, put a leg out for balance, then sprinted past an astonished Baden Cooke to capture the stage victory.
However, in order to reduce the complexity of the operation, we let users capture the stage screen by taking a picture of the screen with an iPad camera.
It had been an aspiration for Skylon always to try to capture the stage after it had done its job and bring it back to Earth so it too could be re-used.
I mean, I remember watching that republican convention where you got arrested, and I thought, my goodness; you know, here Jodie has managed to capture the stage.
The unstaged category included: non-resected patients with no clinical evidence of metastases at diagnosis, resected patients but for whom the registry did not capture the stage, and patients who received potentially downstaging radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy before surgery.
The Dutch multidisciplinary protocol for alcohol problems [ 72] also states that assessment of CDT levels, which may be combined with those of GGT, is suitable to monitor reduction of or abstinence from (chronic) alcohol use; The RCQ is an instrument which tries to capture the stage of change the patient is in, according to the stages of change model [ 74].
For four months last year the filmmakers, Jon Alpert and Matthew O'Neill, more or less camped out in Section 60 with their cameras, capturing the stages and types of mourning of spouses, parents, children and friends who came there.
Stone bulls his way into our emotions with his usual force but with greater clarity, sanity, and measure than in the past, and he is better at violent spectacle and at capturing the stages of dying than any other director.
