UNCLASSIFIED: A Walker Evans Anthology (Metropolitan Museum of Art/Scalo, $39.95), a further collaboration of Rosenheim and Eklund, gives a more intimate look at the Evans archive with reproductions from the photographer's family albums, contact sheets, correspondence and working notes.
This study used visitation and other contact / correspondence (such as phone calls and mail) with friends and family on the outside as an indicator of social support resources available to inmates (Gallagher 1990).
Xobni's social email plugin automatically creates a profile for each contact with correspondence history and data pulled from social networks including LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Skype and Hoovers.
Data files, including raw CT values or fold change tables are available on request, please, contact the correspondence author.
Individual users will only be able to see the small portion of the graph that they have access to via their contacts and correspondence, but it allows Tempo to surface useful data like the list of company contacts.
Free text notes, which record details of patient contacts and correspondence with other professionals involved in the patient's care, were downloaded for each case.
For publications in which means and standard deviations of the outcome measures were not available, we contacted the correspondence authors for the data.
Separate visits or contacts by correspondence were made with all CESAR centres that did not participate in the ICU HRG costing study, including the ECMO centre, to collect the same expenditure data in order to estimate the daily cost in the same way.
In a total of 341 follow-up contacts, interviews, correspondences through mail and telephone, and hearing from family informants were 233 (69%), 83 (24%), 8 (2%) and 16 (5%), respectively.
The girl made contact and continued correspondence with the man — up to several times a week beginning in December — via chat rooms she gained access to while using computer terminals at the Mahopac Library, the police said.
