But the richest and most comprehensive theme that gives coherence to the records across different countries is the one of war and political persuasion/propaganda.
This example illustrates in our opinion the gap between the rhetoric surrounding this framework of cooperation, its stated objective of coherence and comprehensive action, and its actual implementation.
This comprehensive methodology promotes better coherence in CD for AIS approaches and provides concepts and tools to assess capacity needs and monitor CD interventions.
It is shown by a numerical simulation that the output intensity distribution is closely related to the coherence width, Raman Nath comprehensive parameter, diffraction distance and ultrasonic wave frequency.
The extensive amount of various empirical evidence as a result of triangulated data from different sources, different inquiry methods, and different analysis methods provides a comprehensive basis for adapting the coherence of the skills' set, task pool, and Q matrix.
He launched Children First in 2002, a comprehensive reform strategy that has brought coherence and capacity to the system and resulted in significant increases in student performance.
A comprehensive set of 28 measures of coherence including 3 ratings by the participants, 7 ratings by outside raters, and 18 computer-scored measures, provided a variety of approaches to defining and measuring coherence.
The approach for urban coherence requires a rigorous and comprehensive understanding of available adaptive practice toward resilience and sustainability in the urban centers.
22 A comprehensive eye examination and spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) scanning were performed on both the eyes.
Our work for increased coherence is guided by the Comprehensive Policy Reviews of the General Assembly - the most recent being the QCPR of 2012.
They represent a comprehensive approach, based on scientific evidence, to bring coherence to the UK's regulatory framework.
