Generally this means watching a couple of hour-long web seminars about being a team player or avoiding corruption, for instance, which require you to click through slides of information that all seems rather obvious.
Think Aloud Protocols (TAPs) or verbal protocols, for instance, which require the participants to verbalise their thoughts while they are actually rating, are the most widely used methods to investigate the rating process of essays in English as a first language (Huot 1993; Wolfe et al. 1998) as well as in English as a second language context (Cumming et al. 2001; Lumley 2005).
Generally, groundwater in the study area is good for irrigation except for few instances which require special careful application.
For instance, Twitter, which requires users to have a handle, can be a nightmare (just ask HuffPost reporter Julia Craven).
Consequently, LV volumes have to be calculated using, for instance, echocardiography or MRI, which requires a prolonged or additional hospital visit.
(For instance, a night shot which requires flash for the foreground, but which then blots out the otherwise properly-lit background).
New York State, for instance, has the "prompt pay law," which requires insurance companies to pay undisputed claims within 45 days.
For instance, Cornell University's donor-advised fund, which requires a minimum gift of $25,000, stipulates that half the donation go to Cornell.
For instance BestKeeper is based on Pearson correlation analysis, which requires normally distributed and variance homogeneous data.
In Asia, for instance, people speculate on currency by trading against central bank activity, which requires a strong degree of risk tolerance and sophistication.
