The interpretation of Acheulean landscape use through the analysis of artefact distributions over a range of environmental settings is vital for understanding early hominin behaviour.
Knowledge Transfer (KT), the meaningful translation of research into practical settings, is vital to the profession and encompasses a central role in all areas of clinical competency.
The nocturnal scenes are illuminated by street lights in villages on the outskirts of the French capital; the nighttime settings are vital for Cellier, who says that today animals are "considered products" that are seen only in the daytime, "in the form of meat to be consumed or wounded along the side of the highway".
The Spectrum computer package is used to generate national AIDS mortality estimates in settings where vital registration systems are lacking.
Classifications were based on WHO recommendations for applying International Classification of Disease codes to settings lacking vital registration systems and largely dependent on verbal autopsies [ 27].
Meanwhile, as new information highways are opened, experienced editors and authors from all settings have vital roles to play in supporting them and creating international solidarity.
VA can be used to provide information on causes of death in resource-constrained settings where vital registration systems are often incomplete or non-existent.
Additionally, an estimated 2.6 million babies are stillborn annually [ 5], primarily in settings where vital registration and cause-of-death statistics are often lacking and maternal and neonatal mortality remain high.
After intermission, the group sang contemporary Latin American scores, including a set of vital sacred settings by its founder and director, Alberto Grau, and a pair of theatrical, Latin-jazz-influenced works by Gonzalo Grau, the director's son.
Such input output settings are a vital practical problem that arises whenever a new branch is opened in a host of different industries.
