In practice it made for a cool sequence of seemingly arbitrary sounds, fascinating chiefly because of the sensual quality of notes hung against a contrasting silence, and for the tension of not being able to intuit what might come next.
From the presented data, it could be easily concluded that effective teaching, and hence a revolution in the area of education sector could be attributable not only to the quality of teachers, quality of notes etc., but also to quality of software employed for the purpose of E-learning.
Trading solos with Richards, Clark delivered a run that was both patient and melodic, one less about quantity than quality of notes.
How does format (written system, electronic system, templates, pick-lists) help improve the quality of notes?
How does format (written system, electronic system, templates, pick-lists) hurt the quality of notes?
What tips have you discovered that help make the quality of notes better?
When we began this study, we tried to focus the discussion on quality of notes apart from reference to whether the record system was paper-based or electronic.
Since the focus of the study is quality of notes, not the systems within which notes are written, the scope of our findings for this theme is likely limited.
The clinical participants, however, spoke from the context of their work and commented extensively about the influence of the electronic record system on the quality of notes they wrote and read.
Secondly, the interviewees were not voice-recorded and the quality of notes is likely to vary, e.g., how quickly and concisely the interviewee spoke and how much medical jargon he/she used.
Some of Altenberg's pieces betray the qualities of note, list, aphorism, anecdote, letter, or conversation, while others come off as marvelous, fragmentary renditions of the personal essay.
