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These episodes provide illustrations of the interaction between legal translators and law lecturers centred on solving specific legal terminology questions.

Jhpiego's experiences with task shifting also provide illustrations of the complex interplay of these key components at work in the field.

In 1526, no authority was high enough to prevent or even dissuade Federigo Gonzaga from commissioning Giulio Romano to provide illustrations of naked couples copulating in 16 different positions for his private cabinet in the Palazzo del Te.

The aim of this study is to provide illustrations of relationship testing procedures with an example: statistically testing whether PAs as capability measures in ISO/IEC 15504-5 areflectiveive or formative.

The theme of this chapter is that studies of insect excretory mechanisms frequently provide illustrations of the Krogh principle; for a large number of problems, there will be some animal of choice or a few such animals on which it can be most conveniently studied.

The analyses published in Part IV of Revolutionary Demands as well as those in John Markoff, The Abolition of Feudalism should be studied to avoid re-inventing the wheel, as well as to provide illustrations of possible analyses, and ideas for further work.

Garfield was born in a log cabin; his biographers provided illustrations of the family home, complete with measurements.

The chapter further discusses the JDM Schema types and structure of its elements in detail, and provides illustrations of using the Predictive Model Markup Language with the JDM Schema.

Figure 2 provides illustrations of the various devices and how they were applied, as modeled on a flat surface for better photographic results.

He returned to it in 1881 and provided illustrations of some bones, along with putting it in a new order (Coeluria) and family (Coeluridae).

The Examples section provides illustrations of how a design can be implemented in order to address a particular information problem in pandemic response.