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The external appearance or surface of anything; that which is readily observable by a spectator. The words contained in a document in their plain or obvious meaning without regard to external evidence or facts.

The term is applied most frequently in business law to mean the apparent meaning of a contract, paper, bill, bond, record, or other such legal document. A document might appear to be valid on its face, but circumstances may modify or explain it, and its meaning or validity can be altered.

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Face to Face uses a video teleconference system called Defense Connect Online that permits the use of streaming video and audio from a secure feed.

NMCSD's Face to Face program virtually brings families together

It is however worthy to note here that, though, this study could not establish a statistically significant effectiveness of captioned video instruction over face to face instruction, yet, it was obvious that students in the captioned video instruction group performed better than those in face-to-face instruction group as evident in table 3.

A comparative study of captioned video and face-to-face instruction in library instruction for secondary school students with hearing impairment

These interviews took the teachers through the entire circle: from teaching a face-to-face course, to developing and then teaching an online course, and then (where applicable) to teaching face to face. They elicited a long and complex list of the kinds of changes these teachers had made in adapting their face-to-face courses for the online environment, in teaching their online courses over several semesters, and in their subsequent face-to-face teaching.

The teacher as migrant: how teaching online can change classroom practice

Content and processes in problem based learning: a comparison of a computer mediated and face to face communication.

Are the functions of teachers in e-learning and face-to-face learning environments really different?

So as demands and commands to use more technology, more online components, and take up less of the classroom space required when meeting students regularly face to face increase, concerns mount regarding potential consequences for everyone involved.

Issues: blending online and face-to-face teaching

Find reasons to meet with them face to face. Referral sources in the B tier, which have the potential to become A's with relatively little effort, call for an individual approach, too.

Get your BV niche out there: referral sources are the key to building business in this fast-growing specialty

Fifteen of the auditors were informed that they would be reviewed face to face, while the other 15 were told they would receive an e-review.

Review methods matter

[during] face to face, you know who's saying what to who."

Considering the move to electronic discussions

Modern communications may make things faster and simpler, but people in the North-East still prefer to do business face to face, according to new research.

Personal approach preferred in North

Swansea Institute photography lecturer Ruth Robinson will visit Brazil next month to continue her photography project, Face To Face.

Face To Face project helping break down barriers

Working relationships could develop remotely as well as face to face. Online communication will never entirely replace face to face meetings, however, so there will always be a need for conferences.

Improving AIDS conferences with online information

Preliminary results from a study she conducted last year, she says, suggest that "they are able to talk with one another about issues that bother them more readily online than when they are talking face to face."

IM-ing: now it's all in the family: instant messaging is helping to break down barriers between parents and their children