American officials said the Kurdish reaction was not conveyed back to Washington by Mr. Bremer.
The required control actions are then conveyed back to the process.
"That, in my mind, is attempting to pervert the course of justice and that was conveyed back to headquarters.
In the digital feedback scheme, the channel norm information is not conveyed back to the BS, i.e., λ i is not known at the BS, so we are not able to adjust α according to Var(x i ) and Var(n i ).
News of the encounter was conveyed back to France, but the country was at this time in one of the most turbulent eras of the ongoing Revolution and little notice was taken of events in India.
The Associate Dean for Student Affairs ADSAalsolso attends so that relevant information from the student's perspective can be incorporated, and relevant information from the discussions can be conveyed back to the student, thereby assisting in planning subsequent interventions.
In addition to striving for "letter perfect" CPR performance, it also involves a system of accountability, whereby feed-back of CPR performance derived from a review of recordings of field resuscitations is consistently conveyed back to providers for further possible improvement.
(Tertiary hospital, >500 beds)." While the available vaccine coverage data (or estimates) were conveyed back to either the ward managers or the hospital board, the information was neither being strategically utilised as patient safety indicators nor being made available to staff.
The provision of breakfast and transportation means that school children could receive daily treatment on time, have breakfast and be conveyed back to school on time in order not to miss any lesson and thereby removing the incentive of dropping out of school.
This makes it easy not only to pretend there isn't a real, emotional, possibly fragile human being at the other end, but also to play down any emotional reaction that they convey back as an exaggeration or a lie.
In the Profile, I talked a little about the substance that the style embodies and conveys (I'll get back to that here).
