The "Odi et amo" of the main theme, in fact, is only an exaggerated instance of the quality which runs through the whole book, which may be best described as contrary, in the sense the word has when it rhymes with Mary.
Because an instantiated quality data representation can become a "value" of an instance of the "quality data" slot in the Construct of Academic Boredom in Under-challenging situations or the Construct of Academic Boredom in Over-challenging situations, the quality data slot is originally defined in the "mathematical model" (shown in Fig. 5).
Incidence-based measures, however, reflect client changes in status since they incorporate data at two points in time and represent new instances of the quality issue [ 7].
Interventions identified by horizon scanning should be included, as well as existing technologies, without regard, in the first instance to the quality of available evidence.
The datasets were selected, in the first instance, because of the quality of the data, both expression and accompanying clinical data.
Egypt, which relies mostly on natural gas, is looking hard at solar power.Other remedies for Africa's power shortages are more familiar but just as urgent: more efficient appliances, such as LED lighting, more deregulation, better use of existing resources by, for instance, improving the quality of power lines, and pooling power into regional grids.
Think, for instance, of the provision of quality, affordable childcare – a key demand of the women's liberation movement in the 70s.
He collects only pre-1935 Picasso, for instance, believing the quality of the artist's work declined after that period.
The results are remarkable They find, for instance, that the quality of teachers varies much more within schools than among them: a typical school has teachers spanning 85% of the spectrum for the school system as a whole.
They find, for instance, that the quality of teachers varies much more within schools than among them: a typical school has teachers spanning 85% of the spectrum for the school system as a whole.
However, since the early 20th century, architectural critics have taken a more measured view, Colin McWilliam, for instance, finding the quality of his work "varied to an extreme degree".
