Yea and Vetro proposed a view synthesis prediction-based MVC scheme for improving interview compression efficiency [5].
I look forward to further discussing with you, during a more extensive interview, the efficiency and effectiveness that I will bring to my work as a sales manager at your company.
The data collected at the interview included the efficiency of surgical treatment at the time of interview, any complaints related to CTS in the operated hand, and the number of preoperative steroid injections received.
Darren Grem, assistant prof of history and Southern studies at the University of Mississippi, told me in an interview that the corporate and "efficiency obsessed" models of outreach kicked off in the 1880s via a fella named D.L. Moody, joining forces with the rise of oil barons and other arch-capitalists.
However, the benefits of using this framework, including the efficiency with which interview data could be coded, in our view outweigh the limitations for busy clinical for education, practice, policy and future research.
It is worth emphasizing that, although quite timely in its current 26-item version —around ten minutes interview—, any reduction still enhances efficiency and comes in handy in situations where time pressure is a key factor in selecting measurement tools, such as in large and comprehensive epidemiologic studies or in often busy primary health care (clinical) practices.
Discussions during the training course would focus on the fairness, effectiveness, and efficiency of the naturalization interview, especially in terms of the interviewer's influence on interview outcome.
Few people have sharply cut back on their driving or have begun shopping for cars based primarily on fuel efficiency, according to interviews around the country and data from the government and auto industry.
Few people have cut back sharply on their driving or have begun shopping for cars based primarily on fuel efficiency, according to interviews across the country and data from the government and auto industry.
Tamra then interviews, with her signature crude efficiency, "Vicki can barely say the word 'vagina,' she's not going to go down on one".
Nearly all, or 93 percent, of the 1,008 people interviewed supported an increase in fuel efficiency.
