Domain-specific prior knowledge, pacing of the materials, pictorial format, mapping requirements, and distinctiveness of signals were coded as moderators.
To our knowledge, The PACE survey (PACE 2004) is the first survey conducted among local union leaders on this topic.
Over longer arcs of time, Dr. Baptiste explained by e-mail, indigenous knowledge keeps pace with change, assuring the viability of the community.
This is also something that we're now seeing earlier and earlier in ODI innings as players become braver and more willing to chance their arm from ball one, safe in the knowledge that pace and thunderous bat-speed will mean even mis-hits could travel the full journey.
(GP_24, started in the 1990s) This group of GPs, some of whom have been engaged with HIV medicine for up to thirty years, described the breadth of knowledge and pace of change in this field as providing a rewarding experience for the GPs who practice it.
A pilot programme in Kenya lets owners of phones that are too basic for internet browsing receive entries by text message.As if all that were not enough, Wikipedia's new boss will also need to work out how the transmission of knowledge should keep pace with changing patterns of consumption.
However, coordinating bodies of knowledge and keeping pace with changing concepts create a challenge.
If so, the deduction cannot furnish apriori knowledge of (3), pace the incompatibilist.
Climate change drives vulnerabilities by changing local environmental conditions so rapidly that local environmental knowledge cannot keep pace with and is less applicable to, for example, local food resources.
It is important that the life of flexible energy equipment be accurately assessed, as knowledge about the pace of life reduction can aid in optimizing the operating conditions for long- and short-term planning purposes.
