If you think the computer-assisted equation of determining the top two teams is complicated, try making sense of the guidelines for filling out the roster for the remaining three nontitle B.C.S. games, each worth $13 million a team.
Sensitizing concepts suggested further directions in which to look, and gave us "a general sense of reference and guidelines in approaching empirical instances ([ 23], p 164, based on Blumer [ 32]).
To provide a sense of how the defined guidelines were applied in practice, we describe two examples.
Or as Paul Rowlands states: implementation is likely to be best achieved through a sense of ownership of the guidelines and a process that borrows from their spirit, which emphasises collaboration, building on the strengths and good practice already present [ 5, 6].
It is a hybrid, combining the lifestyle approach of Martha Stewart Living, the common-sense housekeeping guidelines of Good Housekeeping, the shopping opportunities of In Style (with "800" numbers and Web addresses in captions so readers can easily buy featured merchandise) and the Internet service articles of PC Magazine.
The GPs emphasized that one of the most important aspects of the usability of practice guidelines was that confidence in the content of guidelines gave a sense of control.
15 The salient stakeholders pair high awareness, agreement, and adoption of the salt policy with power to change guidelines, a sense of urgency, and legitimacy to act.
This data could be used to create a set of guidelines that would give judges a better sense of which defendants to release.
Tallulah substituted personality for technique and eccentricity for effort, wasting her abundant talent — the predictable result of ignored guidelines and indulged sense of privilege.
His most recent book is The Sense of Style, in which he offers guidelines for achieving clarity in non-fiction writing.
