Besides the short in-house mini-workshops, APHRC funded several of its researchers to attend training courses on communicating research to policymakers organized by PRB, which usually cover components on effective communication of research through the mass media.
Remotely sensed hyperspectral imagery has the potential to provide important information about fine-scale ground cover components that are indicative of burn severity after large wildland fires.
We will cover key components of the architecture that affect the products derived from cryptocurrency.
Standard-essential patents cover basic components of that technology: the spools in a VCR, or the laser diode in a PlayStation 3 that reads Blu-ray discs.
This paper will cover overall components of the operational experimentation methodology which is part of a long-term 12-244 month) software research and development (R&D) prototyping strategy to operationalize software through a customer driven partnership.
Consider hosting a few lunch-and-learn sessions throughout the year that cover different components of employee wellness.
These results are insufficient to provide a complete framework to cover all components of audience experience, or measure the effects of both internal and external factors all while performing the analytical processes in a timely and efficient way.
Given the distinct purpose and usual brevity of press releases, we would not expect that they would necessarily cover all components of complete response letters issued by the FDA.
This review does not aim to cover all components of disease emergence such as clinical, virological, bacteriological or immunological changes; although the authors agree such drivers have equal importance.
Although there is an increasingly wide array of solid measures that independently cover different components of well-being (e.g., life satisfaction, positive emotions, psychological functioning, and social well-being) [ 2, 5, 6], there is still a need for brief, comprehensive measures that can be used to make rapid, reliable, and valid assessments [ 7].
