It used to be a step-by-step rule book, but now we need dynamic boards to manage the risk, identify new ways to fund development and most importantly invest back into our communities to deliver our social purpose.
It is in fact hard to formulate any step-by-step rules for the acquisition of new information.
The specialists, as proficient and on expert level, might not have a need of such computer-aid, or at least a different need in accordance with their way of working as experts with an intuitive frame of reference compared to the step by step, rule-following work of the novice.
We prove a nonlocal version of Case and step-by-step sum rules.
Statistical analysis was performed by following step-by-step instructions and criteria rules within PathVisio to pose simple but specific queries as defined in Additional files 9 and 10.
Ginsburg, the court's senior liberal, has often said she believes in a step-by-step approach when constitutional rules are changing.
The procedure forces one MD trajectory to fold into a 2D Cartesian coordinates system using a step-by-step procedure driven by simple rules.
The aim of this study was to create a step-by-step method for transforming clinical rules for use in decision support, and to validate this method for usability and reliability.
Insofar as the Sun and planets, with their attendant satellites, can be treated as concentrated masses moving under their mutual gravitational influences, they form a system that has not so overwhelmingly many separate units as to rule out step-by-step calculation of the motion of each.
The article, "The Constitutional Option to Change Senate Rules and Procedures: A Majoritarian Means to Overcome the Filibuster," which was recently published by the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy, is a step-by-step guide to changing the Senate rules.
