WPA's health top-up plan, for example, offers a core basic package that pays out a small sum whenever you have to pay any NHS charges – such as dental care or prescription fees.
To this end, the IrFM standard defines a number of core services that enable basic transactions between the POS and the PTD, as well as a Core IrFM Protocol (CIP) that passes transaction commands from IrFM services to OBEX.
The BRFSS questionnaire consists of a core module that collects basic risk factor and health condition data, such as general health, healthcare coverage, smoking, alcohol use, asthma and body mass index, as well as demographic characteristics, such as age, gender, race/ethnicity and education.
I put these up because they're all cases where there's evidence that links the functioning of the basic core systems that we find in infants to the development of these later emerging knowledge systems at the end of infancy if it's an object taxonomy, or at five years of age if its natural number, or even older if it's Euclidean geometry.
Undergraduate courses focused on drier stuff, imparting a core of basic material that had not changed much for decades.In this section Dig for victory!
These groups, as well as investigators and their research programs, are supported by numerous core facilities that substantially enhance basic and clinical research programs.
We have identified a core transcriptome that represents the basic machinery required for adherence of pneumococci to D562 cells infected or not infected with a virus.
There are 10 core items that provide the basic functionality for creating an experiment (see Table 2 for an overview; functionality can be extended as described in the Usage and functionality: Plug-ins section).
Following the example, the text explains the basic architectural principles and core concepts that were used in the design of MARTE.
Table 3 gives further examples of putatively recombining core genes that are involved in basic biological processes.
