Furthermore, in recognition of the value of the acknowledgment section of a research paper specifically, there have been several recent initiatives to improve their accessibility and use.
Such work disregards the sense of value acknowledgment that is implicit in architectural conservation and neglects the importance of material conservation.
Teachers value recognition and acknowledgment.
During chest compression, the rescuer was blinded from the monitored compression depth and CPP values but with acknowledgment of whether his compressions were below or above 38 mm.
This was consistent with the findings of Chukwone and Okorji (2008), except for the fact that in their study women had a higher WTP, primarily because they were more engaged with harvesting NTFPs than men and perhaps their higher WTP reflected a level of acknowledgment for the value of NTFPs on their part.
However, university policy does not permit including the dollar value of the gift in the acknowledgment.
Commonly cited subcomponents of wisdom included knowledge of life, prosocial values, self-understanding, acknowledgment of uncertainty, emotional homeostasis, tolerance, openness, spirituality, and sense of humor.
The deaths of the officers elicited an automatic acknowledgment of the value of these men to the people whom they had served.
â¨The university cherishes freedom of expression, the diversity of values and perspectives inherent in an academic institution, the right to acknowledgment, and the value of privacy for all members of the Duke community.
If a married couple receives federally funded child care, the work requirement increases by 20 hours, from 35 hours to 55 hours between the two of them, another implicit acknowledgment of the value of stay-at-home work.
Finally, some respondents (N = 8) wanted to see increased faculty support and acknowledgment for the value of GTA teaching and training.
