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TU Plan Apo EPI/BD Plan apochromat objective (bright-field type, bright/dark-field type)
Japan : Nikon Introduces CFI60-2 Objective Series for Industrial Microscopes
This example is simple, because we add (neglect) just one objective.
The correction of weighting factors' values in the evaluating solution variants
They never reviewed or questioned the political objectives for the war--whether they were clear from the outset, morphed as the war went on, or even whether they were understood by the American public.
Before war strategy is settled, political aims must be defined
The above named objectives in humanism indicate that education should reflect all of life's relevant endeavors.
Present day philosophies of education
It facilitates learning and includes simply stated objectives that itemize exactly what the student is required to learn (Dunn & Dunn, 1992).
Reading partnerships for teacher candidates
Setting corporate objectives means clarifying the strategic and policy requirements of the organisation and setting and agreeing complementary operational objectives in relation to them.
Setting objectives
It should be no surprise that few software-intensive programs ever achieve the lofty objectives set forth in their initial APB.
Irreducible truths of software-intensive program management
You'll find it handy to write the PN of the objective lens assemblies on the historical record for each ANVIS to track them.
Keep snow birds flying
CPAs should begin by detailing the company's control activities that support each objective in the assessment structure they built in step two.
Assessing company-level controls: another hurdle on the road to compliance
Such assessments require careful definition of objectives and a comparison of results to certain baseline conditions.
Transportation Environmental Research Program (TERP)
In order to meet state objectives, 51 percent of English-language learners in a district must advance at least one level over their test results from the previous year.
HART HITTING ENGLISH GOALS TESTS SHOW STUDENTS NEW TO THE LANGUAGE FARE WELL
Below is an introduction to the theory of objective self-awareness (OSA; Duval & Wicklund, 1972) and some recent developments.
Objective self-awareness and stigma: implications for persons with visible disabilities

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