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It has emerged that Mr Kim met the Chinese President Hu Jintao in a meeting that emphasised the influence that China has with the impoverished North Koreans.
Since the 1960s, representatives of Critical Theory have emphasised the influence of power relations on the research process and questioned the assumption that academics and scientists can reach value-neutral insight at all.
Most analyses of the relationship between spatial clustering and the technological learning of firms have emphasised the influence of the former on the latter, and have focused on intra-cluster learning as the driver of innovative performance.
During the visit UNICEF Representative, Sheldon Yett emphasised the influence that schools have over the behaviour of children.
The majority of previous research emphasised the influence of deep approaches to learning on student academic performance.
This is consistent with previous qualitative findings which emphasised the influence of talking about screening and being aware of one's partner's or friends' screening participation on uptake [ 21].
Yet when it comes to emphasising the influence the Premier League's most celebrated maverick has had on Blackpool's – and Grandin's own – season, the midfielder's tone becomes significantly more sober.
Additionally, the experimental results emphasise the influence of material (rock or cement) properties on the penetration rate and specific energy in drilling.
Landscape suitability analyses are incorporated in an operative framework to emphasise the influence of regional landscape and climate in the implementation of such management strategies.
We describe five generations of VDM tools: the IFAD VDM Toolbox, VDMTools, Overture, Crescendo and Symphony, emphasising the influence that the goal of industry usage has had on their features and architectures.
Moving beyond approaches that emphasise the influence of national ideologies and transnational frameworks on the governance of religious diversity in Western Europe, recent scholarship has underlined the importance of analysing the impact of concrete institutional settings such as hospitals, schools and prisons on the public incorporation of religious minorities.
