Themes were identified which offer insight into the delivery and experience of PLANS from the perspective of telephone support workers and participants who received it and which offer understanding about the work that is entailed to engage with PLANS, to take action, and who is implicated in this process.
Findings were likely to alert other lecturers attempting greater student engagement to what is entailed and to the commonality of time-expense when improving learning outcomes.
However, owing to large-dynamic surface area, the codoped Mn2O3-ZnO NPs were entailed productive surroundings for the 4-nitrophenol chemical detection (by adsorption) with huge-amount [91, 92].
Accumulating the cash to purchase a camel (about 400 to 600 €) is not easy, and camel husbandry in the camps is even more onerous since further initial investments are required for pens, water tanks and fodder, while high risks of loss are entailed due to unfavourable husbandry conditions (Broglia and Volpato [2008]).
Statements expressing our beliefs about reality are equivalent in meaning to, and thus entail and are entailed by, an indefinitely large set of counterfactual statements about what experiences we would have or would be likely to have, were we to be presented with certain sensory cues and were we to carry out further tests (Lewis 1929, 142).
The highest goal of modeling is to be able to articulate all that is entailed by everything that is possible, and Julian's gentleness afforded him the openness of mind to consider and appreciate even the most far-fetched ideas.
When a speaker gives an affirmative answer to "Did you drive somewhere yesterday?" by saying "I drove to Ithaca," for example, what is implicated ("I drove somewhere") is entailed by what is said ("I drove to Ithaca").
To elaborate, customer contact refers to the physical presence of the customer in the system, and creation of the service refers to the work process that is entailed in providing the service itself.
Citing Dutton's evolutionary aesthetic, we argue that comic-book superheroes persist because they offer a cultural means of negotiating the gap between the small group size that human beings have evolved a cognitive architecture to deal with, and the much larger group size that is entailed by modern social arrangements.
"Miles at the Fillmore" belongs to the rise of that idea, with all the expansive energy that's entailed in artistic self-rebirth.
