Field workers were trained to obtain written consent from HEWs, administer the survey, and orient each HEW in how to complete the diary using a pre-populated example.
One aspect that distinguishes my work is that it is populated with examples that come out of real life and historical texts I've read, such as Crusade for Justice: The Autobiography of Ida B. Wells, to which my advisor Tommie Shelby, the Caldwell Titcomb Professor of African and African American Studies and of Philosophy, pointed me.
Another idea is to fit more homes into London, which is several times less densely populated than, for example, Paris.
For example, more populated buildings can be set to have a greater impact on results.
With that logic, the proposal prices a ton of carbon dioxide emitted in the middle of the sparsely populated Great Plains, for example, the same as a ton emitted in Los Angeles, where the population is dense and the air quality already poor.
We further removed cities for which we did not have Twitter data for the period studied; for example, several populated cities in China such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen were not included in our sample due to the lack of Twitter data resulting from the country's policy of Internet censorship.
For example, sparsely populated categories may be combined, and ordinal variables may be coded so as to respect the ordering (see Reference [ 19], 55 56).
In fact, Indonesia, the world's fourth most populated country, is the prime example of a new kind of state: the "messy state".
The Social Network being a prime example: emotionally disengaging, populated by mostly disagreeable characters (privileged young men fighting over more privileges), an unhappy ending and lots of dialogue (reportedly 3 hours stuffed into a 2 hour movie).
In densely populated areas of San Francisco, for example, there's such a need for voting sites that many are located in citizens' single-car garages, where the luxury of "design improvements" seems almost laughable.
In Botswana, for example, a sparsely populated desert country where many teachers have died of AIDS, a free three-month Internet-based course evaluated by the University of Botswana boosted students' test scores by half.
