In this process, drawing on previous experience and using a consistent vocabulary, both in scientific reports and in written court defenses, proved useful.
This process drew on various sources, either directly such as published (e.g. [ 21]) and unpublished outline care pathways/protocols or indirectly through parallels with care pathways for other disorders.
Importantly, the process draws on the ability of low-income individuals to contribute their share, in a way and at the pace they can afford, thus minimizing the direct role of public agencies in the production of housing.
In this section, I will first briefly outline the view of context taken in this paper and in the process draw on the key aspects for discussing the need to develop lexical representation within SFL.
"We continue to believe that one of the greatest risks in the stock is the core being a 'melting ice cube,' as a prolonged sale process draws on, creating questions for employees, advertisers and partners," wrote Robert Peck, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, on Wednesday.
Unlike other sector players such as Solazyme* — a company that uses algae to make biofuels and chemicals, and supplies these to the U.S. Navy as well — or SG Biofuels, which uses non-edible jatropha seeds, Cobalt's process draws on feedstocks that are often a byproduct of food and paper makers.
This paper analyses this negotiation process, drawing on government documents, formal representations from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, and key informant interviews.
Further, it is an inclusive process, drawing on the insights, skills, and qualities of people at every level.
The Coalition will: Undertake a rapid audit of the refugee assessment process, drawing on current reviews, with the aim of removing access to the Refugee Review Tribunal and returning to single case officer reviews for those arriving by boat with failed claims, as practiced by the UNHCR.
A codification of the data mining process, drawing on Shearer [50, 51], involves the following steps: 1. Urban sustainability problem understanding 2.
London-based startup Applied has bagged £1.5M (~$2M) in seed funding for a fresh, diversity-sensitive approach to recruitment that deconstructs and reworks the traditional CV-bound process, drawing on behavioural science to level the playing field and help employers fill vacancies with skilled candidates they might otherwise have overlooked.
