This forces staff to walk uncomfortably along many fine lines: advising but never directing; guiding but never governing; leading but never advocating; evaluating but never judging.
It explores the ways a professional designer tutor directs, guides and encourages students' engagement with a design task, and presents them with opportunities to develop their own design values, preferences, and design sensibilities.
It is also involved in execution of effector T cell functions by directing guided delivery of effector molecules to specific target cells [2].
Donohoe was a wonderfully direct guide to all of this music, never excusing its occasional miscalculations or trying to disguise them, and handling the technical challenges – some of them formidable – with total sang-froid.
Second, impartial benevolence may be used as a direct guide to practical decisions.
Foreign equity markets have not been much of a direct guide.
This sort of account becomes more attractive in the light of the fact that we now have a much more robust and realist notion of experience whose phenomenological-cum-representational-content is a direct guide to the location of tissue damage.
While airline pilots are directed and guided by controllers on the ground, sea captains are considered to be in complete control.
"We've got a duty to provide what's best for individual students and not be directed and guided by the steer government tries to put on it".
Towards these remarks, in this paper we propose a consensus-based strategy, named ConClus, for providing partitions for directed networks guided by the adjusted modularity measure.
These authors randomized 1,994 high risk patients aged 60 years or older who were scheduled for major surgery to goal directed therapy guided by a PAC compared to standard care without a PAC.
