Students were asked to read and discuss Jessica Livingston's Founders at Work, Tony Hsieh's Delivering Happiness, and other relevant publications, to name a few.
One for friendly witnesses, such as Ayn Rand, Robert Taylor, Gary Cooper, Adolph Menjou, et al., who were generally permitted to read their opening statements and, where relevant, were then expected to name names, the quintessential ritual for what was formally known by the Committee as "repentance". Even the names were scripted.
In Malindi and Mbarali, people encountered in the streets, in shops, bars and health facilities were interviewed, whereas in Kapiri Mposhi, people working and socializing in bars, nightclubs and hotels were approached and asked to name relevant venues.
Referring to Fischer [11] and Burt [12, 13], a name generator was used which allowed to name all relevant persons in the field of ESD.
Dr. George Blair, the academy's founder, has started a contest for ages 18 and under to name the new male quarterhorse: choose a name relevant to the island and explain it in three sentences or less.
"I may be wrong on this," Darryl says, to nobody in particular, "but is there somebody relevant to this room named Max or Maxwell?" (There isn't).
Brands should bid on keywords relevant to their brand name with bids high enough for ads to reach the first page of results.
An example relevant to reconstructing the names of cereals can be seen in the author's reconstruction of the crops of the Southern Neolithic (Southworth 2009).
They are also relevant to the KEGG pathway named "neuroactive ligand-receptor interaction" (hsa04080; P = 0.0004 corrected by Bonferroni).
However, the CTD dataset consists of multiple groups categorized by their target chemicals, that is, a set of documents includes entity entity relationship information relevant to a specific chemical name.
