The environment framing the focus interest of study is created by the improvement of NGO's entrepreneurship at Vocational Schools in Turkey.
The task of creating an online profile for him was gargantuan, so the only possible solution I could come up with was to frame the focus in the truth: He had a lot of money, and not a lot of time.
The task of creating an online profile for him was gargantuan, so the only possible solution I could come up with was to frame the focus in the truth: he had a lot of money, and not a lot of time.
The direct methods of talking to the drivers and watching them at work were used to conceptualise the issue in the problem domain [15], and as a means of framing the ensuing focus groups.
A Buzzfeed piece featured a deep dive into the "shadow battle for influence" among operatives seeking to frame the coming framework, focusing on Josh Block and Omri Ceren of The Israel Project and their counter-operatives, Trita Parsi and Reza Marashi of the National Iranian American Council.
The cameraman should stand a few feet away from the cops, Patterson said, both to frame the shot—"If you focus on the face, the police might kick them in the leg"—and because "we are not in the business of getting our asses kicked".
Organizations may want to consider framing the BCAM message to focus more directly on raising funds for breast cancer research and encouraging social support as suggested [ 12], while not ignoring the importance of promoting screenings.
In the early nineteenth century, a more sophisticated version of the stocking frame became the focus of the Luddites' rage; in towns like Liversedge and Middleton, in northern England, textile mills were looted.
The concept of strong influence and dependence between the Eulerian and Lagrangian reference frames is the focus of the proposed method.
A finite element study was conducted to investigate the in-plane behaviour and strength of concrete masonry infills bounded by steel frames with the focus on the effect of interfacial gaps.
