I'm not presenting this fictitious CV as a template you should follow, simply as an example of how using words and phrases specific to the sector you want to break into can draw out the relevance of research activities.
So, instead, here are 20 Portuguese phrases specific to your situation that should make your trip that much easier.
Rodeghier Martin admits it took a while to recognise which words and phrases were specific to the child lexicon as opposed to being of general use.
For example, such terms as "take it offline," "hard stop" and "pushback" are completely foreign to him, so he assumes these phrases are specific to IBM.
This process allowed the author to understand the clarity of voices in the audio-recording and define key phrases that were specific to certain people in the setting of the study [ 19] One assistant transcribed the audio-recorded material; another translated the transcripts from Kiswahili into English.
They are works of pure instinct and imagination which take risks in an age where, to quote the late Budd Schulberg, author of On the Waterfront, who knew and admired the English playwright's work, and used the following phrase with specific reference to Bleasdale: "The money does not trust the talent".
Think about other terms or phrases that are more specific to who you are.
What specific words and phrases meant to the respondent.
In step 1 of tool development a pilot form was created with sections to record (1) general website detail (intended purpose, source, target audience, functionality, details of any accreditations, and any website links) and (2) the use and context of use of specific keywords or phrases related to the assessment and management of tinnitus.
Burns said the magistrate who convicted Slipper had found the trips were "consistent with" attendance for wine tasting or having a meal but had sought to avoid giving specific meaning to the phrase "parliamentary business".
