This was not merely a product of religious fervor; it had, in Hibben's mind, a highly concrete immediate goal.
"I began to see this fascinating phenomenon where they morphed from being highly impulsive, immediate creatures who couldn't delay anything," he told me.
"As severe weather events become more frequent, consumers may come to value more highly the immediate and ubiquitous availability of reliable mobile computing devices," it said.
A senior project manager cited the highly public immediate dismissal of a direct report who had fudged a quality control audit and then lied about it.
The power of seven ReprintsThe painter as fighter-pilotThe essence of watercolour, say aficionados, is a highly personal, immediate relationship between the artist and his subject, whether it is a still life, landscape, or the human figure.
Second, because of some of the ways Gen Y grew up (highly structured, immediate feedback, 'friend' relationships with their parents, etc...) the common dysfunctions at work I referenced earlier have hit them particularly hard.
The transcription of Srf was increased by zymosan treatment in an early phase, similar to other highly characterized immediate early genes in the literature such as c-fos and Jun.
Only one of these (a district hospital) also scored highly on immediate newborn care, as did the private hospital and maternity home; together, they delivered 9.7% of all babies.Three of the 11 facilities, representing 20.3% of births, had a high-quality score for the provision of thermal care.
Multidisciplinary breast conference identification of early breast cancer patients at high risk for radiation therapy has evolved a unique and highly successful 'delayed immediate' reconstruction [ 4] approach that preserves the aesthetic outcomes of immediate reconstruction and avoids radiation injury to the reconstructive tissues.
