This paper discusses a corpus of key development requirements for building universally accessible interactions that has been consolidated from real practice, in the course of six medium-to-large scale research projects, all completed, within a 10 years timeframe.
It would be difficult to argue that a true subdiscipline of 'urban architectural geography' has ever existed – as geographers who study urban architecture regularly draw on issues as diverse as urban planning and design, iconography, social difference, local historical context, and everyday practice, in the course of their work.
It is anticipated, therefore, that systematic follow-up will become normal practice in the course of the next decade, and plans are underway for development of a national clinical database to support longitudinal data collection and future multicentre analysis.
"Because it's applicable in daily life, they may be essentially practicing it in the course of driving").
"Torture is a common practice inflicted in the course of both regular criminal and national security-related investigations," he said.
"This phase of learning is a part of my practice, and in the course of free association, the idea also arises," Chrétien says.
The activation of blood coagulation can be caused by trauma, sepsis, inflammation, obstetric practice and in the course of surgical operations, especially operations using extracorporal blood circulation.
The cases were defined as clinical cases of babesiosis of dogs diagnosed by veterinarian practitioners in their practices over the course of a year (2010).
This general practice was corroborated in the course of separate interviews with members of the Vice President's staff.
The proportion of children completing a HKC significantly increased in two of the practices over the course of the study (Fig. 3).
