Thoreau isn't against self-esteem (he admires a friend who has learned to "treat himself with ever increasing respect"); but his main task is to lose his esteem for society in which "trade curses everything it handles" and the singular natural resource of time is wasted in barren productivity.
Attributes selected were singular natural resources, scenic beauty, accessibility, tourism attraction capacity, and tourism use aptitude, which were represented by specific spatial criteria validated and weighted by experts.
Fourteen years ago, written evidence by SmithKline Beecham to the Select Committee on Health, House of Commons, advanced the view that the "NHS represents a singular but under-utilised resource for population genetics, and healthcare informatics more generally".
"It's a large group of families with a singular point of communication," said Karen Greene, 39, a human resources manager and mother of two who is on the list.
As leaders of our organizations, it's time to question our singular obsession with data, and with treating our human resources as little more than digits on a management dashboard.
Our resource enables the transition from deep mechanistic dissection of singular mRNA localization events towards systemic examination of how mRNAs transcribed in the nucleus distribute in cells and how this affects cellular architecture and cell behaviour in development.
"That transformation takes place as textbooks evolve from being the central learning resource to being an important part but no longer the singular way the learning takes place".
"City" reflects the singular, scathing, sustained, self-critical vision of a man who has marshalled every possible resource and driven himself to the brink of death in the hope of accomplishing it.
Further research is needed to identify case mix adjusters of MHQIs using variables representing singular clinical constructs (e.g., items or symptom scales) rather than composite indices of resource intensity.
