Participants used their own personal experiences and their experiences with second hand information (i.e. through the experiences of friends and family members) when judging the effectiveness of interventions.
"Nobody knows exactly what is happening there as those with first-hand information don't have contacts to the media, and the military doesn't tell you anything close to the truth".
In the same section he says the winter festival of Modranecht was so named "because (we suspect) of the ceremonies they enacted all that night," hardly the statement of a historian with first-hand information.
Not happy with second-hand information, we head to the factories themselves and get on a truck filled with girls.
The shielding thickness arrived with this code provides a first hand information to the designer to carry out forward calculations for accurate optimization.
Spot checks/structured observations of WASH facilities in each Woreda to understand better the atmosphere of the study site, to familiarize self with the physical context and to obtain first hand information on WASH related practices in and around these locations.
Rose makes it clear that Brother Thomas, the first transporter of the tale, had no actual first hand information, but relies on, at best, a third-hand recounting.
Parents were frustrated with what they perceived as second hand' information relayed from neonatologists through nurses or junior medical staff that occurred during their non-PPCBR experiences.
The New Yorker, March 4, 1944 P. 15 That anonymous Swedish businessman who shuttles in and out of Germany & supplies American correspondents with bits of first-hand information is easily the world's worst reporter.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 4, 1944 P. 15 That anonymous Swedish businessman who shuttles in and out of Germany & supplies American correspondents with bits of first-hand information is easily the world's worst reporter.
The fourth came from a trusted source who was also passing on second hand information.
