Axiomatic design aims to achieve the independent design; the traditional robust design is an experimental method that may not reach design independence.
The Care Act is designed to provide independence alongside the protection vulnerable people require when they rely on others to cater for their basic needs.
The contract, designed to guarantee independence, came with term limits, and my term ends this week, as will any formal association with The Times.
Overseas, meanwhile, nakedness (and associated activities) prompted outrage: on the Greek resort of Faliraki, police swooped on British Club 18-30 reps they accused of partaking in strip shows and sex games; in Jamaica, two newly unveiled naked statues, designed to celebrate independence, attracted fury for being too light-skinned and, in the case of the male, too well-endowed.
The 1971 Immigration Act granted leave to remain to those who had arrived prior to it coming into force in 1973 – albeit, that law was one in a long line of immigration laws passed as the UK's colonies gained formal independence, designed to actually stem the flow of black and brown Commonwealth citizens making their way here.
A semistructured clinician-rated assessment of everyday social and psychiatric functioning will be conducted, which is designed to assess independence, leisure, interpersonal problems, employment and social relationships.
"Equipment and adaptation" refers to the need for adequate equipment that is designed to support independence and participation in activities, while reducing the level of care.
14 In summary, HIP is a short-term, individualized service designed to promote independence and minimize the need for ongoing support services.
Our data provide a clear link between flexibility and functional performance in older persons and support the inclusion of flexibility training in interventions designed to increase independence in older persons.
To assess the psychometric quality of an instrument designed to measure functional independence (Functional Independence Scale [FIS]) in several activities of daily living domains and to be applied by trained non-health-related interviewers.
