(GP: private clinic, rural) Another facet of time management affected by mode of remuneration is the proportion of time GPs devote to regular appointments versus walk-in services.
In a statement, Mr. Topolsky said that one of the most interesting and exciting facets of his time at the company was Mr. Bloomberg's engagement, and that "he says what's on his mind and you can have a frank conversation with him," a rarity in the media industry.
Originally, Blow had envisioned the game to be broken into several different worlds as in the final game, each exploring facets of space, time, and causality, but with each world having very different high-level mechanics.
We all want to constantly take pictures and videos; it's just a facet of the time we live in.
The accompanying maps, from the Himalayan Journal, are a historical treasure capturing various facets of exploration over time.
One of the more notable facets of Pochettin's time with Espanyol as he guided it away from relegation in his first season was his nurturing of young talent.
Repeated measures multivariate analysis of covariance showed that the 6-month international assignment did have a statistically significant effect on the development of all four facets of CQ over time.
ActSimple draws on two facets of human memory: time-based decay, or the way that memories disappear over time, and interference, which is the failure to recall information due to other memories competing for attention.
It also measures other facets of attention like reaction time, impulsivity, inattention and reaction time variability.
Within these categories, further variation existed regarding the individual rehabilitation facets, such as the length of time worn, the foot position within them and weight-bearing status.
