The collection does not contain correspondence with particular individuals.
Ultimately, material-supply driven crew job schedules in correspondence with particular objectives and implementation strategies can be generated, ready to guide project execution.
In addition, the verbal probability labels are not placed in alignment with the numerical anchors, since the verbal expressions should not be taken to be in one-to-one correspondence with particular numbers, but rather as a set of labels with a stable rank-ordering, covering the whole probability continuum.
Cultures that grow up in close correspondence with a particular terrain often develop innovative methods of representing that terrain.
In recent years there has been a robust debate about the correspondence with Bentley in particular, and about Newton's attitude toward action at a distance in general, with many interpreters criticizing the account in Janiak 2008, according to which Newton rejects the possibility of action at a distance in very strong terms.
A small amount of correspondence concerns cooperative ventures with particular groups in the 1950s, such as Encyclopedia Britannica and the U. S. Coast Guard.
Examines the writings of noble women (autobiography, personal correspondences, and a novel) with particular emphasis on behavioral expectations and practices, letter-writing and self-representation, networks (both familial and political), and cultural exchange and influence.
No prediction model was able to reliably foresee the product performances; in particular, the correspondence with the excellent experimental behaviour of the most resistant samples is lacking.
The Danks correspondence, in particular, is filled with news from Cornell and provides an intimate glimpse into the lives of its alumni and emeriti.
Includes correspondence, memoranda, conference agendas, notes, news releases, and reports of Robert Henry Elias, with particular reference to the American Studies Society, the American Historical Association, and the American Civilization Graduate Club.
Of particular interest is correspondence with W.S. Merwin, James Salter, James Laughlin, Anne Carson, and Susan Minot, which spans multiple decades and provides a rich glimpse into their respective literary careers.
