Games development requires not only time and patience, but also assertiveness, as designing a game can be a long, drawn-out process, whereby making big decisions is often common course.
Although the frequency of antenatal care visits was associated with subsequent facility delivery, the relationship appeared to be dose-dependent, 14 18 as in the case of the present study whereby making a single visit induced no significant impact; whereas previous studies undertaken in Tanzania observed high use of antennal care but low use of facility delivery.
She has a wonderful program for cleaning her children's bedrooms, whereby she makes their beds, and then puts everything from the floor into a laundry basket.
"We only have an partnership agreement, whereby we made a direct cash transfer for programme activities in water, sanitation and hygiene, education, and winter clothes in Latakia".
Later, additional empirical tables were set up, whereby observations made at distant stations and on seismographs other than the standard type could be used.
This is an official procedure whereby you make regular payments to the court which goes towards the total sum owed to your creditors.
Cascarino started a trend that continues to this day, whereby players make their mark through the increased focus of the play-offs, which provide the springboard for the next stage in their playing careers.
It doesn't even follow the Detroit model, whereby you make millions of cars and use what you learn from that repetitive exercise to tweak your product into something familiar but better.
There was Fiery Cross, whereby you make a cross out of five cards and turn up one end of the cross at a time, betting on each of the outside pieces.
"We asked Europia [the European oil refiners' association] for further support for the raw materials and energy chapter and for further concrete input, whereby we made a reference to the text for the UA [EU-Ukraine free trade agreement], also explaining this was a compromise text and not our preferred outcome," the officials' minutes say.
According to the writer Iain Sinclair, a friend of Moore's whom the graphic novelist consulted on the nineteenth-century London of "From Hell," Moore works in the "visionary tradition of William Blake, whereby you make your own cosmology from glinting local particulars," and, in so doing, he "embodies the nonconformist spirit of locality".
