The displays also give a condensed survey of slavery in New York, its onerous laws, its rebellions and its perversities.
A British journalist who has also written on Rhodesia's transition into Zimbabwe and on black Africa in the postwar period, Meredith presents a lucid account of the conflict between Afrikaner and African nationalisms, while providing a reasonably detailed, if necessarily condensed, survey of the actual events of postwar South African history.
Kenzi Shiokava, 78, and Huguette Caland, 85, the oldest artists in the exhibition, will exhibit condensed surveys of their work.
The Times of London said, "Numismatists felt that his academic work was beyond reproach, but some academics balked at his attempt to condense a survey of Roman literature into 300 pages".
42, 43 This condensed 16-item, single-page survey asks patients about any bother they experience and is reported as three scales, ie, symptoms, emotions, and functioning.
We coded socioeconomic status (SES) according to the methods of the U.K. Office of Population Censuses and Surveys (1980) and condensed it into a scale with scores ranging from 1 to 3 (Staessen et al. 1994, 1999).
This interview with Ryan Smith, a co-founder and the C.E.O. of Qualtrics, a Provo, Utah-based provider of online survey research platforms, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant.
Patient response and feedback from that survey resulted in the questionnaire being modified and condensed to one page.
A researcher at DYG said that while the question necessarily condensed a complex and divisive issue into a short sentence for the survey, the firm stood behind the wording as impartial and accurate.
Both films are very much retrospectives of the last ten, 20, 30 years broad surveys of long processes of governance, made into a narrative and condensed.
Based on participant feedback, the survey was modified to include a table of pictograms comparing CRC screening options, and bulleted, condensed text to improve readability and comprehension.
