Sentences with phrase «summary form»

I updated each student's scores continually on a student summary form that I maintained online.

To make the resume effective and attractive, start with the core competencies of the candidate either in plain summary form or in bullet lists to make the presentation more attractive.

This year the data is only presented in summary form.

I am a former hedge fund manager / analyst that is starting a service for small institutions and high net worth individuals whereby global value ideas from a variety of sources (primarily other value managers, news, public filings, blogs, assorted research services) are «curated», vetted, and presented in summary form with pertinent financials real - time.

Use this «Book Summary Form (any book)» printable worksheet in the classroom or at home.

The National Council for the Social Studies (2008) lists the ability to organize ideas in summary form as an essential social studies process.

If you believe that your regular veterinarian would want your pet to be seen sooner than we are offering, you may ask them to provide input by submitting a Case Summary Form directly to us by fax or email.

After this information is collected in each classroom, summarize classroom scores on the PreSET Classroom Summary Form.

The Telegraph has a breakdown of the energy and climate policies of the main parties, which I've included in summary form below.

We shall try to say in summary form how the New Testament presents the mystery and the dilemmas of love without wholly resolving them.

Cf., in more summary form, F. Hahn, Christologische Hoheitstitel, pp. 28, 29; Ph. Vielhauer, «Gottesreich und Menschensohn in der Verkündigung Jesu», Festschrift fur Günther Dehn [Neukirchen: Verlag der Buchhandlung des Erziehungsvereins Neukirchen, 1957], pp. 51 - 79, esp.

Also see the Safe Schools Summary Form under Forms to Document PD Activities.

As described in the table on the CET graphic, each of the above Postulated Future Trends has an approximate historical precedent which spans no less than 30 years in time, as indicated on the top half of the forecast summary form.

Summary: Performance summary forms the topmost section of your resume following the contact details.

A Special Educational Needs Summary Form is included to support the sharing of information for children with identified learning needs

Compile and integrate information with the SAP summary form to prioritize goals and recommend further assessment

I am a former hedge fund manager / analyst that is starting a service for small institutions and high net worth individuals whereby global value ideas from a variety of sources (primarily other value managers, news, public filings, blogs, assorted research services) are «curated», vetted, and presented in summary form with pertinent financials real - time.

Your students will love this «Book Summary Form (any book)».

If you're concerned that you will not be able to answer some of our questions regarding your pet's recent ophthalmic history, you may want to request that your local veterinarian fill out a case summary form to send to our clinic.

Transfer scores from the PreSET Classroom Summary Form and PreSET Administrator Interview Form to the PreSET Scoring Guide to calculate the program's implementation of PW - PBIS by feature for a total PreSET score.

The rule in question here is «the rule of faith,» that is, the Trinitarian and Christological scope of the content of Scripture itself, the redemptive - historical metanarrative, if you will, found in summary form in the consensual creeds of the church.

While the conclusions are naturally based upon this evidence, some can be stated in summary form, which I present here to give the reader a preliminary orientation.

Its weaknesses have been so frequently subjected to the scrutiny of the new moralists that it will not be necessary to repeat them here, except in summary form.

TEA must publish the information in summary form, by school district, on the agency's website.

A few tasks are presented in summary form.

Should I review them, at least in summary form, or should I leave them unreviewed?

Part of that is that it is a very familiar topic to me, but I suspect more of it is good structuring and chapter ends that repeat the main points in summary form, so that the main ideas are difficult to miss.

In summary form, the formula looks like this:

(The Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) expects to have a summary form in place by July 1, 2015, for this purpose.)

By the late 1950s, Judd had reduced recognizable forms to organic shapes, and by 1960, even those summary forms disappear.

In an open letter to the NOAA family, she cites the following accomplishments (presented in summary form):

... I conclude that the principles of law which govern the exercise of the Court's discretion in the circumstances of this case may in summary form be stated as follows: The defendants must establish that there has been inordinate delay and that this delay is inexcusable.

The issues are presented in summary form and represent just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to our subject - matter expertise -LRB-...)»

The guidance was given after the court had been asked, in summary form, the following questions.

The enormous volume of legal data generated in the courts saw a rise in private publications offering the data in summary form, in more digestible formats, and with secondary analysis by legal experts.

The findings in summary form are unsurprising but the detailed findings that support them would repay study here, as the legal profession enters a difficult period of self - examination and critical scrutiny from without:

The Strasbourg court has differed from the English courts on a range of sensitive political issues, including whether suspected terrorists could be placed on onerous control orders on the basis of material which they would never see, either in full or in summary form.

Open - text feedback provided through AIQs will similarly be vetted through established editorial policies and generally published in summary form, similar to existing practices used by the International Mediation Institute and the Almanac of the Federal Judiciary for mediators and U.S. judges.