By applying a relational approach the article attempts to elaborate on why, by whom and by what kind of practices gated communities are produced and how they function.
EBM: Evidence-based medicine; EPIC: Evidence-based practice confidence; GATE: Graphic approach to epidemiology.
The funds that tried to block the withdrawals - a controversial practice known as gating - only created ill will among their investors.
Both splitting and merging use unimodality as the guiding principle for cluster separation, as this is an intuitively reasonable criterion that approximates common practice in manual gating.
The multimodality criterion for splitting is arbitrary, but this is an intuitively reasonable criterion that approximates common manual gating practice, and in practice this criterion successfully isolates biologically significant subpopulations (below).
Becoming and acknowledging the possibilities in new knowledge or practice are the starting gate of learning.
An armed guard stands at the gate, and practices are observed from what looks like a guard tower.
Bode Miller of the United States ended up the winner, with Kostelic in second, even though Kostelic said that he had practiced some of the gate combinations that his father had set before Sunday's race.
More likely is a multiyear stay at an old Nets encampment, the Nassau Coliseum, so the team can begin marketing preferred seating locations to fans in the Brooklyn-Queens corridor and begin construction of a practice facility near the gated, golf-friendly suburban community Jason Kidd is bound to settle in.
The tools include the use of practice guidelines [ 5], gate-keeping [ 6], health care networks [ 7], second opinion requirements [ 8], and pre-approval requirements for expensive treatments or hospitalisation [ 9, 10] (or utilization review).
