Slonimsky began contributing to Oscar Thompson's International Cyclopedia of Music & Musicians in 1939 & upon Thompson's death, rose to its editorship in 1946; he remained at the helm through 1958, supervising the 4th through 8th editions.
The Kaplan collection-Cucchiara connection was made through David Smith, a supervising librarian at the New York Public Library in Manhattan who regularly works with authors.
He introduced the "converter academies"; schools that opt for the status are no longer funded through and supervised by their local authorities, nor do they need to follow the national curriculum and teacher pay scales.
The author, Michael Nunez, makes the case against Facebook for them biasing their event coverage through poorly supervised contractors with center-left political views.
In all clusters, after conducting the first visit after birth, the VHW notified their supervising CHW through direct communication, mobile phone, or secondary messenger.
They were also expected to alleviate worries and fears by giving women a sense of security through careful monitoring, assessment, supervising and by acknowledging women's fears and reassuring them [ 23].
Through the new partnership, Long Wharf staff members will help Quinnipiac students by supervising technical productions through credit-earning internships and classes, assisting with everything from screenplays, directing, lighting and set design to administration and public relations.
The force is planning to make savings by reducing the number of supervising officers and through more collaboration with Norfolk Police.
He pulled his troops back through the Black Forest, with Ferino supervising the rear guard.
While Laurence et al. [ 19] previously determined that a net financial gain was achieved when GPs supervised more than one registrar at the same level concurrently, our supervisors suggested that cost efficiencies could be obtained through shared learning sessions when supervising multiple levels of learner concurrently.
