The first documents, agreements between Hamersley and a variety of subcontractors for a $28,000 renovation of two buildings on the site into one mansion, are dated Feb. 8, 1898.
Other companies and services do this already rather than maintain separate documents, agreements, and records across several related sites.
Here, the system we speak of is not technical machinery, but rather the set of documents, agreements, policies and processes required to create and sustain an effective federation.
The Clinton administration, responding to Congressional pressure, today declassified and released a 250-page document, "Agreement on Market Access Between the People's Republic of China and the United States of America".
The chapter also discusses the engineering procedure manual distribution to individuals, to departments, document agreement form, and the distribution list.
Watson said the assurance by a resettlement agency to provide basic services to a newly arrived refugee constitutes an adequate connection to the U.S. because it is a sufficiently formal and documented agreement that triggers responsibilities and compensation.
Inter-rater reliability of the scoring system was substantial based on intra-class correlation and Kappa analyses documenting agreement between raters [ 23, 24].
For example, small children have only limited capacity, if any, to understand the meaning and implications of the research and to give a documented agreement to it.
At the end of the interviews, member checking was employed and inter-rater reliability of the transcript coding was assessed to ensure rigour, with a documented agreement of 95% between the primary researcher and a second coder.
Standards are essentially documented agreements containing technical specifications or other precise criteria to be used consistently as rules, guidelines, or definitions of characteristics to ensure that materials, products, processes, and services are fit for their purpose.
