The design and content of an intervention, for example, are influenced by the context in which it will be implemented and the methodology used to evaluate it.
Here's what Twitter said about the modification of 'the tweets must flow' when it announced it back in January — notably it flagged up pro-Nazi content as an example of a situation where country-specific blocking might apply.
It predicts change in the minimum fluidisation velocity with small changes in the fines content of, for example, a commercial catalyst.
The reverse process of reducing the water vapour content of air is an example of dehumidification.
The classification tool in Azure Rights Management was either based on IT policy or end-user driven and wasn't able to look at the content of a document, for example.
The content of a scaffold (for example, the given terms in the hypothesis scratchpad scaffold) can be changed by opening the "app-composer" that allows changes in language and/or content.
This may require specialized tools to ensure clear and concise communication [ 9, 10]: active listening, positive voice tone, reiteration to confirm understanding (who? what? how?) and written summaries reflecting the content of a discussion (for example, daily goal sheets).
Most education secretaries either promote structural reform or push for changes to education content, with David Blunkett an example of the former and Kenneth Baker the latter.
St. Edward's University in Austin, Tex., is in session this week, and at Zak Fisher's speech class Wednesday, Mr. Obama's speech was discussed and analyzed, both for its content and as an example of persuasive and eloquent public discourse.
Nelson Pike argues, against Forgie, that the individuation of an object can be a component of the phenomenological content of an experience, drawing on examples from sense perception (Pike 1992, Chapter 7).
