Methodology In 2008, UNICEF contracted a team of evaluators from the American Institutes for Research AIRR) to investigate what the underlying principles of CFS are, what 'child friendly schools' look like in practice, and if CFS programming has the desired effect of improving education quality and contributes towards system strengthening at the national level.
As the underlying principles of this piece of research were about recovery and psychosocial wellbeing it was thought common ground was more likely to be established with local nursing staff and these became the prime focus of our engagement.
From the above steps, it can be seen that the underlying principle of EMD is to locally identify the most rapid oscillations in the signal, which are defined as waveforms interpolating interwoven local maximum and minimum.
Marjorie Hunt wrote in "The Stone Carvers: Master Craftsmen of Washington National Cathedral Smithsonian Institution Presss, 1999) that in a lifetime spent mastering the elements and underlying principles of stone carving, Mr. Palumbo was "like a child learning language".
A key underlying principle of realism is that researchers cannot have certain knowledge of the world or objectivity, but that all knowledge is partial and fallible, and therefore theory generated from a realist perspective is only as good as it is until it is disproved.
The underlying principle of AEC is similar; however, due to different definitions of image quality, AEC systems from four major CT manufactures are implemented somewhat differently [ 45].
The underlying principle of CEh is the same as for any genetic clustering method: the closer the match in the numerical patterns present in two genotype files is, the closer is the inferred genetic relationship between them.
The underlying principle of synthesis is based on repetitive and fast amide forming reactions between trimesic acid chloride (2) or Fe(cpCOF 2 (3) and tris 2-aminoethyl)amine (6), or one of tris 2-aminoethyluted ferrocenes 4 or 5 on amineminopropyl triethoxysilane (APS) (1) modified ITO, FTO or ATO electrode.
A key underlying principle of STRIVE is effective engagement at all stages with stakeholders including government, non-government organisations and the community.
Furthermore, as the underlying principle of EL is preventing errors, this implies success for the patient in every training session, which helps create positive memories during learning, furthering the consolidation and retrieval of information, and improving mood.
The underlying principle of stigmergy is that by modifying the local environment, an individual can indirectly influence the actions of another individual at a later time thereby leading to the emergence of apparently coordinated collective behavior, accounting for the formation of complex structures, even by relatively simple "agents" that lack self-awareness or planning ability.
