The Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry thought it might be a good idea to prepare a handbook for member companies interested in learning how to cope more effectively with the media during a crisis.
A project to prepare an exhaustive handbook of WIMS-D cross sections from old and new libraries has been taken up by the authors.
A project to prepare an exhaustive handbook of WIMS-D cross section libraries for thermal reactor applications comparing different WIMS-D compatible nuclear data libraries originating from various countries has been successfully designed.
At a news conference early in the day, Chancellor Joel I. Klein said that the public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, knew that the Department of Education was preparing a guide for parents about changes in the school system but persisted in publishing her own handbook.
Each of these books aims to be that handbook, a one-volume entrée into the literature on teaching and learning coupled with practical advice on issues such as preparing a syllabus, choosing textbooks, or dealing with disruptive students.
He prepared a vast speakers' handbook for the 1945 general election, and single-handedly wrote the Labour manifesto, which he described as "nothing very visionary, but very detailed because we had had so much time to plan".
In the late 1990 s and early 2000 s, NHMRC prepared a series of handbooks to assist clinical practice guideline developers.
We will prepare a 'Summary of findings' table to present the results of meta-analysis, based on the methods described in chapter 11 of the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions (Schünemann Available from http://www.cochrane-handbook.orga).orga
"This is a very interesting agent," said Dr. Ethan Russo, a neurologist in Missoula, Mont., who studied Salvia divinorum and other herbs while preparing his book, "Handbook of Psychotropic Herbs" (Haworth Press).
The LSOs use a handbook prepared by the JST, and each month they gather for an hour-long JST-run training session on how to do the job.
