Examples of guidance

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Both path-guidance and power-assist functions can be simply realized with the new system.
Under such guidance it becomes possible to realise the importance, the interest, and the beauty of these early documents.
One problem, perhaps major, is that there is very little guidance on applicability of particular methodologies.
There is a common tendency for government to look to experts for guidance about specialized matters.
The published work can give us guidance on how to conduct future studies to address the question of interest.
Now we are thirsting for your love and guidance.
Further, these data will provide guidance during genetic screenings.
Detailed experimental results seem necessary to provide verification and guidance in developing and improving the calculation techniques.
Further, he offers guidance on how to behave in one's own writing.
Analysis of gesture in face to face design teams provides guidance for how to use groupware in design.
As mentioned earlier, the design of the strip layout is a highly iterative process demanding a considerable degree of guidance from the user.
The degree of design iteration generally carried out in a trialand-error manner under the guidance of domain exper ts consumes many person-hours.
The other editors thank him warmly for his experienced guidance over the past 24 years and wish him success in his new post.
Work of this nature involves many practical and theoretical complications, and the literature provides rather little guidance.
The experimenter repeated (or paraphrased) the instructions if needed, but offered no other guidance.
I would like to thank those who have been kind enough to give me help and guidance in improving it.
Even if the policy is not followed exactly, it may provide guidance in the design of a parallel functional language implementation.
Without the guidance of the law, it is unsurprising that local officials developed their own practices, recording, accounting and payment mechanisms.
Optimal arrest and guidance of a moving prismatic object be constrained in translation.
The guidance methodology does not require a sensing-system calibration model, and yet provides fast and stable convergence.
Users are expected to relate to service providers as experts for guidance on how to manage their symptoms and acquire support.
The highest priorities have been considered by senior committees for likely commissioning as research or guidelines/guidance.
No guidance exists on how many studies are necessary to conduct indirect comparisons.
Many types of support and guidance are available, although the effects have not been studied.
In addition, collaboration is needed in the sharing of experience of methods of dissemination and implementation of guidance and communication with the end users.
In addition, the approach also provides alternative guidance for societies or settings where the cost-effectiveness threshold varies considerably.
The director and assistant director provide guidance to the participants who work alongside the research associates.
However, they may also exercise some degree of caution about the use of technologies that are not fully evaluated or recommended by guidance.
To develop the process, the anesthesia induction was performed outside the operating room, better process guidance was developed, and patient flow was reorganized.
In this paper, we will provide guidance for obtaining estimates of these errors.
Two variants of the control strategy are used, namely the velocity pursuit guidance law and the deviated pursuit guidance law.
The next result concerns the conditions under which the robot reaches its moving goal when navigating under the velocity pursuit guidance law.
Guidance for assessment has been provided in frameworks formulated by a number of authors (8;11;13;14;16;19).
Second, the data highlight the different way in which recommendations are made, with some organizations issuing general guidance, rather than mandatory decisions.
Guidance is not mandatory, nor is a positive budgetary impact expected or planned for.
The guidelines that recommend including productivity effects do not provide guidance about how to value lost or gained time.
Another four were considered to have provided guidance, while having less immediate influence on decisions, and two others had no apparent impact.
Respondents assumed that the evidence base of such guidance was sound, although the guidance itself may not always have high relevance, given local circumstances.
Verbal information should be backed up by written information, giving specific guidance and details of local services, with recommendations for sources of further information.
They provide clues to where the system's strengths and weaknesses lie - providing guidance for future development.
Chapter 2 covers grief reactions and the author presents guidance to supporting people with both ' normal ' and ' abnormal ' reactions.
The type system does not provide guidance as to what transformations are possible.
One's theoretical concept of the dependent variable can provide useful guidance in this respect.
One other reason is that there has been relatively little guidance from major systematic review centres as to 'how to do it' in practice.
Both national and local policy guidance said that carers should be provided with written confirmation of their assessment.
Superintendents of individual-run, enterprise-run and shareholder-run homes are more likely to describe the linkage as 'guidance'.
What would be the main guidance while considering implementation of an agent system?
The guidance aims to remove ambiguity regarding the use of procurement to pursue social objectives.
There is no systematic guidance to further reading in the area.
The arbitrator has provided "partial" guidance in that he has potentially nar rowed the scope of their dispute.
Much of what is said in this part of the article applies to any conduct guidance by example.
Unfortunately, "rule-guidance" is an ambiguous label, for legal rules can affect practical reasoning in several different ways.
If the above analysis is correct, then inclusive legal positivism is inconsistent with the epistemic-guidance function of legal rules.
Be that as it may, there are a great number of precedents on the issue that provide good guidance to the interpreter.
The two other cameras are mounted in a turret that is remotely panned and tilted as required for guidance by the operator.
Figure 13 is a plan view of the lateral guidance software, which shows both mined and planned drives.
The automation task naturally requires the use of a diverse range of sensors and systems in order to deliver useful guidance and communication systems.
Where scientific theories ran into troubles, where they became contradictory or aporetic, the biblical account provided guidance.
The lessons we draw may serve as guidance for other countries constructing a national defined contribution retirement system.
Our study reinforces the need for patient guidance in this decision process and therefore the potential for professional support.
Good practice guidance seeks to address this, and the facilitator takes responsibility for checking this occurs.
Furthermore, the conditioned behaviors will be recorded which can in turn serve as a guidance for future behavioral evolution.
During the design phase, the architectural elements are used as a guidance on the overall shape of the system.
Given the large number of patients with atopic eczema, this guidance may have the potential for significant cost savings.
Causes of copying included inadequate guidance from wr iting teachers: a pedagog ic rather than a punitive response to patchwr iting is therefore suggested.
No guidance was g iven as to how to assign this mark and the study found that the inexper ienced teachers achieved the lowest reliability.
Interactive evolution formed the guidance principle for what quickly proved a more effective search through the multitude of parameter settings.
Interventions of a more complex nature were harder to tackle and mentors and care staff felt that success was dependent on guidance from the mentor.
Because human designers are good at aesthetic evaluation and process guidance, we take this into account to develop the system.
The most sophisticated evangelicals are always open to new knowledge and guidance on how to do it.
What is needed in these cases is simple self-help that can be applied by the individuals affected without the need for professional guidance.
The guidance discusses the organizational implications of extended prescribing and medication roles, including clinical governance, cost, views of users, and workforce planning.
The guidance stresses the importance of maintaining competency after qualification.
The open-ended nature of this term gives the citizen no determinate legal guidance on what kind of manipulative conduct is to be avoided.
What epistemically guides may or may not motivate (as it happens in cases of mere epistemic guidance).
R again seems to provide nothing other than (mere) epistemic guidance.
The various forms of interaction provide participants guidance when they are uninformed and assurance when they are uncertain, and make each other's actions more predictable.
In addition, you would need the right kind of implementation guidance to carry out a principle.
The guidance would mainly expand the range of reviewers.
In its journeying the eye needs guidance and will reject ambiguity as a form of dazzle.
The author sees more hope in the professional guidance of skills training.
Unless the youth group has adequate guidance and counselling, individuals may find choice difficult.
They view political leadership as a positive-sum game, a necessary source of legitimacy, co-ordination, guidance on policy values, and innovation in a liberal democratic society.
Even if such feelings and judgements are not disreputable in themselves, they must be under the firm guidance of respect for sheer duty.
The call of ethnicity of language provides no guidance to the future at all.
Few of the trained staff have had any guidance in how to teach, and this may produce a feeling of inadequacy.
As stressed earlier, inadequate guidance when new nursing skills are performed causes anxiety, not only to the learner but also the patient.
Partnerships need guidance and support to help those involved to continually reflect on previous learning and to plan change on the basis of this reflection.
Early adolescents are also struggling for some autonomy from their parents, yet still need adult guidance.
After the war, child guidance clinics became gradually subsumed into child psychiatry departments (although some independent child guidance clinics still exist).
Beginning with the child guidance movement, the problems of the everyday child became the focus of clinical attention.
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