"The magic is primary, and its needs and the need for it inform my designs prior to aesthetic concerns".
When I view the figures for magazines, it informs me that I can expect to earn between £200 and £500 per 1,000 words, depending on the size and quality of the publication in question.
For starters, it informs us that "the Crimea and the Donbas witnessed the absolute hegemony of Russian language and culture.
Nor are matters helped by Mr. Moody's penchant in the latter half of the volume for windy rumination, much of it informed, it would seem, by his own college training in deconstruction and Marxism.
Research is recognized as a fundamental ingredient for action [ 13, 14], and it is essential for development because it informs policies and programs; it also guides the development of human resources in these and related domains (see Figure 1).
This course is meaningful for me because it informs me on the issues of mass incarceration, how they affect the healthcare of formerly incarcerated people, and how I can reach them to help provide assistance".
For the individual, it informs optimal treatment options in some instances (eg, the efficacy of sulphonylureas in HNF1A and HNF4A mutations) and obviates the need for treatment in others (in the case of mild hyperglycemia in GCK mutations).
In the letter it flags up a term on Nintendo's eShop regarding its cancelation policy for digital purchases where it informs consumers that "all sales are final", and warns them to check that their systems meet download requirements prior to purchase.
For instance, it informed more than 1,000 callers last week that concerts the New York Philharmonic had scheduled in Central Park and Prospect Park in Brooklyn had been rained out.
Although consumer awareness of such information is clearly necessary for it to inform consumer decision-making, however it is insufficient.
