During a 4-week period, all participants simultaneously attended three 3-hr seminars on head-and-neck sub-sites: base of skull, oropharynx, and larynx; followed by one 3-hr seminar dedicated solely to the principles of head-and-neck radiation oncology (Table 1).
This approach is based on the principle of "head, hand and heart".
Lenders ignored the warning signs because they were part of a system built around the principle of heads I win, tails someone else loses.
In conclusion, 'The Principles and Practice of Head and Neck Oncology' provides the reader with a practical review of head and neck oncology.
Of particular note are the general principles of surgery in head and neck cancer, and surgical approaches to treatment of liver tumours.
The use of engineering principles in assessing head injury scenarios is of increasing significance in investigations into suspected child abuse.
"No one can expect that Cuba, to improve relations, renounce its principles," Josefina Vidal, head of the Cuban delegation and director of North American affairs at the Cuban Foreign Ministry, told reporters.
The principles (school head) of selected schools were sent an invitation letter, an information sheet, and a presentation containing study details.
From the Great War to the cold war, this little book of scarcely 90 pages, was just one college professor's attempt to cut "the vast tangle of English rhetoric down to size and write its rules and principles on the head of a pin".
Today, Mr. Rodriguez's thinking is so concise he could probably sum up his design principles on the head of a pin.
Pessimists will see the Cairo address as Obama abandoning the ideals set out in his inauguration for the sake of regional stability, while optimists will hope that his miracle-working speech writers can turn the situation around with a delivery true to those principles, over the head of his host.
