A frequent tension for screenwriters is that directors don't like being told what to show, so Milne, over four decades at the keyboard, has developed tactics for collaboration: "Writing the scene descriptions is a great art.
A consortium of 55 hospitals that has developed tactics for early diagnosis of sepsis will place "an enhanced focus on pediatric patients, for whom identification and treatment can be especially challenging," said Brian Conway, a spokesman for the Greater New York Hospital Association, which is leading the initiative.
Carroll Wilson of OSRD defined Operations Research as "developing tactics for the most effective use of equipment and forces [and conducting] equipment analysis which is concerned with obtaining maximum performance from equipment through improvement of installation, maintenance, calibration, and testing procedures".
Reinstated to front-line service in September 1944, Nowotny tested and developed tactics for the Messerschmitt Me 262 jet fighter.
Given these constraints, and in line with de Certeau's conceptualisation of appropriation and subversion within structural constraints, we suggest that women have developed tactics for 'making do' [ 24].
Just as in real golf, you quickly develop tactics that work for your game.
Share and develop tactics between yourselves.
Whatever the validity of such views, social scientists have in recent years begun to investigate homicides by intimate partners in a much more systematic way, hoping to find ways to spot the potential for lethal violence before it occurs, and to develop better tactics for intervention.
The study of olfaction is key to understanding the interaction of insects with their environment and provides opportunities to develop novel tactics for control of pest species.
