Sentences with phrase «detailed time diaries»

Detailed time diaries that the new mothers and fathers kept told a different story.

Not exact matches

The New York Times reported last week that the diaries of Grigory Rodchenkov, the former head of Russia's antidoping lab who's currently in hiding in the U.S., detail conversations with the then Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko about the cheating.

Those approximated numbers were recorded before researchers tasked the couples with keeping detailed diaries of their time.

While keeping a detailed food diary might seem like a time - consuming proposition, it's one that can have a substantial impact on your health, especially if you want to lose weight and minimize obesity risks.

As long as you avoid starchy carbs and sugary drinks most of the time, reduce serving sizes when you do indulge, and always eat carb «blockers» like vegetables and / or fatty foods first, you don't need lists, carb counting or even a detailed food diary to be successful.

We had the most amazing time and I can't wait to share my Ibiza travel diary with you with details on everything we did.

(It went further than that: Kennedy once sexually assaulted Bradlee's wife, Tony, whose sister, Mary Pinchot Meyer, was one of the president's lovers; Mary's murder a year after JFK's remains unsolved, and at the time Bradlee reportedly helped keep the details of the affair in her diary from getting out.)

«Strong Island» uses photographs, diaries, music, and the sprawling testimonials of Barbara and the filmmaker himself to engross us in the lives of the Fords with a nostalgic detail — a three - dimensional feeling for how time and place intersect with social - cultural coding — that John Updike would have appreciated.

Learning tasks include writing an email, putting details of the time and date in your diary, using a train timetable and following instructions on an interactive map.

We use the American Time Use Survey (ATUS), a collection of detailed — time diary data from a subset of the Current Population SurTime Use Survey (ATUS), a collection of detailed — time diary data from a subset of the Current Population Surtime diary data from a subset of the Current Population Survey.

As I've explained from time to time, I often use the blog as a sort of diary — so that writing a blog post on Harry wasn't distracting me from other analysis: it provides detailed documentation of the analysis that there was a problem with Harry, that I could refer to later.

Once in a while I could see in the facts of a case details of the time and place, and it seemed to me that out of such material the century and a half during which the U.S. has been a nation could be written up, not from the standpoint of an individual, as in diaries, nor merely from the angle of the unusual, as in newspapers, but from every standpoint — as many standpoints as were provided by the witnesses themselves.

Communicating to the Client to provide regular briefings on individual appointment details including diary management for appointment date / times, achieved through regular face - to - face... more