Both the timeline and the questions provided should serve as guidelines; however, students should feel free to be creative in their writing, and to focus on the issues and events they feel are most relevant to their own lives.
Less agreed upon, and the subject of various timelines and debate, are questions of who did what to whom, and when.
As a film-maker you have to get a lot of different people's realities, look at facts, timelines, ask questions and piece it together.
The updates were sent daily, but tenants still fault the emails for a focus on the damages and the steps being taken to remedy them, rather than addressing the issues about which they were most concerned, like a timeline for moving back in and questions about rent and their leases.
And he begged off questions about timelines and other specifics, citing his 15 days on the job.
Groups will be responsible for finding basic facts on their topics, using suggested keywords and questions to guide them, and organizing them on posters or timelines.
Communications were diverse and included general interest and questions (for example, regarding eligibility requirements), interest in donation of data, reports of site bugs and account issues (for example, name changes), and questions about the timeline of sampling and return of data.
It is dependent on the question of interest, project development phase, project timelines, and availability of the data.
These case studies illustrate the unique opportunities to use pharmacometrics to address key questions that directly benefit patients, with the obvious impact of decreasing development timelines and costs.
Interactive screens display timelines and ship schematics.
