Where Britpop groups like Blur, Pulp and Gene embraced the literate, arty aspect of the English pop tradition, Oasis offered visceral pleasures: crunching guitars and the catharsis of soaring choruses.
"I mean literally literate".
Anyone who is computer literate can now experience another aspect of the mapmaking revolution: the ability to call up at an instant a growing volume of maps and geographic data and, choosing a certain theme and scale, create one's own customized map.
Since our purpose was to focus more on the aspect of health literate provider communication in the primary care practice, we focused more on the attributes 6 and 7 of the IOM framework, that deal with the actual application of health literacy skills through the organizational workforce [ 10].
While this form of assessment does test an important aspect of being quantitatively literate, at best, the affective components of quantitative literacy are measured as a secondary consideration and discussed merely as they relate to achievement but not as they interrelate (e.g., TIMSS, PISA).
Furthermore, the front desk experience variable captures only one aspect of the attributes of a health literate health care organization.
On the other hand, development time, risks related to hardware, software and administrative aspects of the application and need for users to be computer literate are some of its disadvantages [ 72] which are equally applicable to simulation environments.
When Science asked Bruer if individuals who did not accept evolution or the big bang to be true could be described as scientifically literate, he said: "There are many biologists and philosophers of science who are highly scientifically literate who question certain aspects of the theory of evolution," adding that such questioning has led to improved understanding of evolutionary theory.
It's all intelligent, literate and meticulously diagramed: Frank's every outburst and observation (diary passages are used as narration) fill in some aspect of her character.
