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In a study that my team and I conducted from 2005 to 2008, we had the opportunity to assess how the dynamics of a dominance hierarchy changes within the dry season in wet versus dry years.
For the Machaut, a piece whose strangeness had stirred my imagination, I composed a "trope" of electronic taped music, with ring-modulated bell sounds, traffic noise, and footsteps, meant to provide a "continuum" to the live singing of the Mass (which I conducted from the stage).
The first WHO Multi-site Study of HIV and Injecting Drug Use (WHO Phase I), conducted from 1989 through 1993 [ 4], was one of the first studies that utilized standardized methods for collecting data in both resource-rich and resource-constrained countries, though the majority of sites were in resource-rich countries.
Hilary Davan Wetton writes: Sir John Dankworth (obituary, 8 February) was much more than an honorific vice-president of the Milton Keynes City Orchestra (MKCO), which I conducted from 1975 to 2007.
It sounds like a spot of argy-bargy in a match between Tottenham and Wimbledon in the late 1990s, but in this instance it's the weekly sports interview I conducted for The Independent from January 1999 until last Monday.
I conducted fieldwork from late 2013 to June 2014 in L County in which data was collected through interviews, local archives, and participant observation.
The first image comes from interviews I conducted with children from the third through the twelfth grades, asking them about their experiences in learning for a study I was planning to conduct.
Banks are scrambling to embrace cell phone technology to avert this global shift, as interviews I conducted in Barcelona from bank representatives from Pakistan and others nations strongly noted.
From the dozens of interviews I conducted with victims from a variety of denominational backgrounds, I learned that God was one of the few consistent sources of comfort, strength and hope for these people.
Research I conducted with colleagues from the University of Mississippi and Saint Louis University, and recently published in the Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship, found that those job applicants who received an RJP were less likely to report imbalance between work and family.
