The job description entailed duties unlikely to be found on anyone else's curriculum vitae.
So, can one really regard him as a persecuted intellectual, with all the credit that such a description entails?
Kidd said: "In the short time he was here, I think he showed a lot of the younger guys what the job description entails, and that's coming to work every day.
She starts writing a blog called Raceteenth or Various Observations About American Blacks (Those Formerly Known as Negroes) by a Non‑American Black, cataloguing the judgments and sympathetic failures that this description entails, including the fact that in America, she observes, everyone is constantly being diagnosed with mental illnesses that don't exist on her continent.
Ficara must operate in an environment which is a far cry from "the best of conditions," yet despite all the hardships his job description entails, it's the small things that he misses most: "It's been three months since I've had a orange," he told me with a melancholy that only three months without a orange can warrant.
First of all, we consider the update of an action description with respect to further criteria, for instance, by ensuring that the updated description entails some observations, assertions, or general domain properties that constitute further constraints that are not expressible in an action description in general.
The index visit was defined as the first registered inpatient visit to AIC or CC with the target SRMD diagnosis (ICD-10: F43), which by description entails reaction to severe stress and adjustment disorders, i.e. referring to long- or short-term reactions caused by exposure to severe stress.
Look closely at what your job description might entail: It has always been the case that you have a better chance of career progression if you work with well known HEIs or a good lab.
Further plot description would entail spoilers, because Eric Rudnick's intriguing albeit quirky dark comic spin on the eternal clash between integrity and ambition in Hollywood has more twists than a Carmageddon reroute.
Omission, defined as omitting features of a system in its description, does not entail a form of decontextualisation; the description, after all, is still representing the original case.
