Dr. Turner, one of Mr. Goodsell's many Connecticut ancestors, was a surgeon general of the Continental Army during the American Revolution, a man with rank and clout enough to be on social terms with General Washington.
Pooter is snobbishly upset to be greeted familiarly by his local ironmonger, even more so when this tradesman appears to be on social terms with some of the more important guests.
To strengthen data interpretation, these hypotheses were analysed by four different clusters of people with the aid of the analysis of variance (ANOVA) and principal component analysis (PCA) tests: weak ties, socially linked, roots and resources, and dedicated to the place, based on social and emotional terms.
The pair came up with the idea for Tinbox after noticing how successful charity campaigns could be on social media — in terms of accruing likes and shares — and wondering whether they could come up with a mechanism that turned those same clicks into actual cash donations.
Once you have your list of keywords, use a tool like Topsy to check how popular those words are on social media in terms of how many mentions.
Based on a national study, we have presented the first report of rapidly rising achievement of blood pressure monitoring and control in primary care over recent years and the narrowing of the small but real initial differences based on social deprivation, in terms of these blood pressure variables.
Google searches for I.U.D.s spiked on election night; women urged one another on social media to think about long-term birth control.
The government has not released annual figures on social unrest — what it terms "mass incidents" — for several years, but foreign news reports suggest growing protests as unemployment spreads.
Successive governments' philosophical and ideological approaches not only to social work education, but also welfare, housing, mental health, employment and the economy, for example, all impact on social work practice, in terms of those who use services and how those services are delivered.
He said he believed offices had "their own take" on social security law in terms of the strictness with which they were sanctioning people, and that "management, and the culture of [Jobcentre Plus] – with only a few exceptions – viewed claimants with contempt".
But the underlying economic and demographic problems that have cast doubt on Social Security's long-term financial soundness are unchanged.
