"...belles-lettres, science fiction, political literature, technical documentation, history, poetry... etc". Medieval and Byzantine sources and texts in Spanish and Latin.
Finally, I let go of everything -- fact, fiction, documentation, history -- and wrote.
Compliance or rescue archaeology is the most common practice of CRM but it also includes architectural and engineering documentation, public history, and landscape history.
Proactive, customized service: Simply attaching a permanent barcode to any product when and where it is purchased allows it to be indexed to all its documentation, service history, ancillary products, parts, etc.
The field of neurology encompasses complex disorders whose diagnosis and management heavily relies on detailed medical documentation of history and physical examination, and often on specialty-specific ancillary tests and extensive neuroimaging.
Documentation: A History and Critique of Attributions, Commentary, Glosses, Marginalia, Notes, Bibliographies, Works-Cited Lists, and Citation Indexing and Analysis.
Hauptman briefly traces documentation's history, beginning with the call to hail one's predecessors in the oral tradition and taking its story up to the increasingly specialized citation requirements of contemporary scholarly publishing that plague particularly the sciences.
Exclusion criteria included patients with pathologic or non-acute fractures, an incomplete radiographic evaluation, or unavailable clinical documentation (initial history and physical examination, operative note, etc).. Patient age, gender, date of injury, and date of operative procedure were collected from the medical record.
For the mediation analyses incorporating diagnosis of diabetes, annual clinical evaluations allowed documentation of history of diabetes and use of medications to treat diabetes.
