The conceptual framework by Harris-Roxas and Harris (see Figure 1) was able to capture the complexity of the assessment process although there would need to be a discussion by the Steering Group at the screening stage on the meaning of various terms, such as trade-offs, to facilitate common understandings.
He said that the co-op's consent to such transfers is usually conditioned on the shareholder agreeing to various terms, including a requirement that occupancy of the apartment be restricted to the shareholder and his immediate family, and a personal guarantee by the shareholder of the trust's payment obligations for things like monthly maintenance and assessments.
She majored in English at the University of Florida at Gainesville (B.A., 1987) and then took on various short-term jobs.
With little English, he slipped through gaps in the education system and took on various short-term jobs – as well as joining a Turkish Cypriot wedding band as a guitarist, playing in town halls.
Therefore, a new registry has been developed on the basis of a literature study on the various terms and definitions that refer to unintended events, and on the methods to register and monitor them.
The cloud is known by various terms, such as "on-demand computing, utility computing, or pay-as-you-go computing" ([2], p.84).
If you enjoy learning by listening to lectures: "Search for data science conference talks and podcasts to get a grasp on the various terms and techniques and to help choose a particular area to dive into," says Teate.
The comments on the various terms show that "sedation at the end of life" was regarded as a generic term (n = 31), which was, however, criticised as being little precise (n = 13).
9 Meetings were held with staff and community leaders before the launch of the study to agree on how various terms and phrases would be expressed in Bambara (local language) in the study questionnaire.
Analyze local impact in various terms, including business, residents, sanitation and other costs, and so on.
To the Editor: After watching Gen. David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker testify, I think it became apparent that it is impossible to have an intelligent inquiry into the situation in Iraq without an agreement among the participants on what the various terms such as "winning," "progress," "enemy," "surge" and "Al Qaeda" mean.
