The session was run by the course coordinator who was not personally involved in the lectures or tutorials, and students were encouraged to provide feedback on how they found the process of undertaking, recording and transcribing the interviews and critically self-evaluating their performance.
They have been spotted repeatedly across the city – visiting the Louvre, shopping for real estate near Elysée Palace – fuelling speculation that they are also undertaking recording sessions.
Semi-structured, interviews were undertaken, tape recorded and transcribed.
The amount of leisure time, occupational and transportation physical activity undertaken was recorded and assigned a metabolic equivalent score (MET; 1 MET = 3.5 ml O2 uptake per kg/min) according to the Compendium of Physical Activities[ 29].
Other developments that need to be infiltrated into the modelling community include facilities to flexibly examine, edit, visualise and analyse data at all stages of program execution, processes for user involvement in program and interface design, tools to assist knowledge-based selection of models and processes for undertaking and recording the peer reviewing of models.
From a musical point of view, a live show was a very different undertaking from recording an album: in performance it was about owning the stage, creating dynamic contrasts and taking the music wherever it seemed to want to go that night.
The administration said it had undertaken record-high collections and prosecutions against fraud, contending that prosecutions in 2011 were 75 percent higher than in 2008.
Most accounting information is historical that is, the accountant observes all activities that the organization undertakes, records their effects, and prepares reports summarizing what has been recorded; the rest consists of forecasts and plans for current and future periods.
An oral history project has been undertaken to record the memories of people who have worked for either the Guardian or the Observer over the last 70 years.
Indeed, we know about this period of Jewish history in large part thanks to Josephus, whose colossal work "Jewish Antiquities" undertook to record the entire history of the Jews, for the benefit of a non-Jewish, Greek-speaking audience.
