Mr. Jollett is capable of strong, relatable imagery — "Changing," a Top 10 single on Billboard's alternative songs chart, feels practically focus-grouped — but he also has a habit of flat-footed overstatement.
"We offer a very flexible, practically focused programme spread over two years," says Shani Gbaja, programme manager on the diploma.
The current No. 1 player in the world has practically focused his entire career around winning majors.
They sit and work together, they figure out solutions, and they're very practically focused on outcomes because their citizens expect it," she added.
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The classification was carried out to develop a more specific and practically focused state of knowledge.
This classification was carried out to develop a more specific and practically focused state of knowledge concerning facilitators for lean thinking, as the need for an overview necessitated reducing the information to manageable amounts.
For example, because exons 2 and 3 of class I genes and exon 2 of class II genes are highly polymorphic and critical for antigen presentation, several studies practically focused on sequencing these exons [ 14, 16].
Our public health ethics approach to these issues shares strong similarities with the approach of "pragmatism" in clinical research ethics, "best understood not as a unique method of ethical analysis or a systematic source of validated ethical principles, but instead as a spirit of open enquiry and practically focussed reasoning about ethical dilemmas" (Brendel and Miller 2008, 25).
However, an alternative approach to assessment is to work alongside a practice team enabling them to focus practically on the process of change, helping them to identify where they are now, where they would like to be and how they would like to get there [ 11].
I'm also a political junkie, and since my uniform reads Practically Republican, I focus less on individual stats than I do on the success of the team -- in this case Team USA.
