For example, the worksheet "Sculpture Search in the Park" helps children observe, interpret and record comments about the outdoor collection of over contemporary sculptures.
The study revealed that it is essential to employ a clever pile crew during the installation of ACIP to observe, interpret, and take corrective actions for unusual situations.
The aim of this study was to observe, interpret and describe nurses' communication with conscious patients receiving mechanical ventilation treatment (MVT) in an intensive care unit (ICU), and to examine if such communication could be interpreted as caring.
"Enunciation" refers in the present paper to the fact that the officiant Daba pronounces, recites, and sings specific contents through various rhythms, melodies, tones, volumes, and moods during the ritual.4 The author has cooperated with multiple Daba and local people to observe, interpret, and analyze different ritual cases.
You do not control your partner's moves, you observe, interpret and understand your partner's moves.
The rapidity of these actions the speed at which they occur and at which officers must observe, interpret, and react must be considered.
Given that how we observe, interpret, and decide on information dictates just about everything we think, feel, and do in life, it seems incumbent on our educational system to help students harness their reason to make better decisions and life choices.
Yet PSWs are the practitioners most likely to observe, interpret, and respond to resident care situations on a day-to-day basis, often in the absence of direct clinical intervention or guidance (Anderson et al., 2005).
Irregular chemical trends are locally observed and interpreted to represent only a limited, "patchy" record of the entire vertical geochemical trend.
Rather they are descriptions of what is observed as interpreted by the observer with reference to a determinate theoretical framework.
