Yet, while Augustine is not often referred to in medieval definitions of probability, a reference to Topics I became a commonplace.
A survey was constructed, which included both closed and open ended descriptive questions relating to the nature of public health education in pre registration midwifery curricula, with particular reference to topics, hours allocated, importance of public health to midwifery and gaps or limitations.
We have reduced the scope of our introduction and removed references to topics such as pluripotent stem cells.
But it appears his comments didn't specifically reflect an iOS version of Google Now in particular, despite bringing up the subject in direct reference to that topic brought up by a Rusbridger question.
New legislation (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) Regulations 2004) concerning electrical and electronic waste disposal is outlined, with particular reference to the topic of Smart Clothes and Wearable Technology.
The startup founded by Israeli-American Bob Rosenschein Bob Rosenschein has garnered rave reviews for its "answer-engine," which lets Internet users get quick definitions and other information by clicking on any text reference to a topic.
The methods were selected as a means towards generating detailed empathic understanding of human action (Bryman 2001) with reference to the topic at hand: lay interpretations of SCD.
Indeed, this review was able to locate only four papers which made reference to this topic [ 31, 32, 34, 41], and only one of these included the questionnaire scores [ 41].
For example, a recent, large and well-controlled meta-analysis of study data, which were identified without specific reference to our topic, found that intergroup contact typically reduces intergroup prejudice across a broad range of groups and contexts [ 84].
Both of these reviews examined studies that were conducted across both professional and lay persons and no exclusion criteria were applied in reference to the topic of the research.
