Henceforth, I shall no longer use the qualification 'Latin', but the reader must bear in mind that there is much more to medieval philosophy than merely the Latin tradition.
It is remarkable that Aristotle uses the qualification "either universally or for the most part": obviously, he wants to say that in some cases the conclusion follows universally, i.e., by necessity, while in other cases it follows only for the most part.
Nurses employed in general practice and in acute trusts reported that they used the qualification in significantly more ways than other groups.
Tests performed using the Engineering Qualification Model show that the setup is accurate enough to characterize angular movements of the instrument components to an accuracy of ≈10 μrad.
Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) and Associate Teacher Learning and Skills (ATLS) status are rapidly becoming the benchmarks for the sector - companies outside the lifelong learning sectors, such as the security industry and the police, are using the new qualifications that lead to this professional status and advertising jobs requiring them.
Goberna et al. [14] derived some optimality conditions for linear semi-infinite vector optimization problems by using the constraint qualifications.
EC Radiation Protection No. 175 came about as an outcome of the MEDRAPET project and describes education and training in radiation protection using the European qualifications framework (EQF), knowledge, skills and competence (KSC) structure and European credit transfer system (ECTS) (38).
To address this gap, more than 500 institutions across the U.S. are engaged in Tuning and using the Degree Qualifications Profile (DQP).
We use two definitions of the 'typical' education for a New Zealand-born individual employed in each occupation; the first definition uses the modal qualification, which we only use for descriptive tables, while the second calculates the mean years of education.
Participants reported that they used the prescribing qualification in a variety of ways (see Figure 4).
