... that the question of motivation is always of crucial importance so we’ve decided to try to increase the level of motivation ofthe Citibus’ drivers. We consider the measures of increasing the ... and consequently they do not do their best, otherthing which should be mentioned is the wrong schedule ofthe bus routes (whichdoesn’t take a proper account ofthe interests ofthe passengers); ... change the cituation for better (increase the passing capacity of the roads that doesn’t cope with the growing number of cars and other carriers, build newroads and rearrange the traffic within the...
... reportedthattheir mobility wasunlimited. Among the Africans four out of the six reported the same while both the Coloureds living in this scheme reportedtheydid not have problems. In the B schemes there ... society withothermembers from his country. Hehada friend who joined the same burial society.andtheyhadagreedthatin the event of one of them dying the othec would quicklygonumber of elderly ... formallyintroduced the researcherto the homes.Each home was then visited. The matron or warden was interviewed with the help of a questionnaire, and asked about the running and routine ofthe home, the infIrmities...
... sequence of social interventions for the management ofthe elderly. These measures among other things may involve the work ofthe gerontological and geria-tric centers, advisory offices and ... expect the difference of 25-35 years in expected life span in these two persons to the advantage ofthe second. Lukianov, a Russian scientist, sums up the results of his own and other authors’ ... have lost the halo of wis-dom and their social prestige has been degraded. These social and ethical deformations are the darker side of our civilization. Differentiation ofthe degree of mental...
... an=0. The numbers a0,a1, ,anare called the coefficients ofthe polynomial. The number a0is the constant coefficient or constant term.Thenumberan, the coefficient ofthe highest power, is the ... one-third of the distance ofthe line of A to BC, because - Inspector: Good! But if A varies on a circle centered at the midpointI of BC and of a given radius, then what will be the locus of G?- ... Pupil: Oh, then the locus of G is a circle concentric to the given one,and ofthe radius of one-third of this given circle.That pupil of grade 2 was Pham Ngoc Anh. The Ministry of Educationtrained...
... for the care of sexually abused females.Shortages of resources to care for victims of sexualviolence in the few Goma hospitals appear multifaceted.On the one hand, there is an obvious lack of ... with the findings of the United Nations panel reporting unmet needs of victims of sexual violence, particularly in remote areas [7]. The lack of material resources (e.g. surgical and anaesthesio-logical ... con-sidering the small sample size of surveyed hopitals, ourresults must not be extrapolated to other areas of the North Kivu province or Democratic Republic of the Congo. Since the hospitals...
... areas complained of narrowness of their houses in the 1960 s. At the time, airtight houses started to be built in urban area,and air pollution due to a lack of fresh air because of the low ventilation ... reviewed according to the history of sick buildings. Next, the factors concerningindoor air quality are indicated, and then measures to combat these problems are considered to improve the indoorenvironment. ... led to the rapid urbanization. Housing such as these back-to-backs and courtyards in Li verpool w ere typical in1830 s. One third ofthe population in Liv erpoollived in the cellars of these...
... of these principles have even greater evidence than the principle of induction, and the knowledge of them has the same degree of cer-tainty as the knowledge ofthe existence of sense-data. They ... before the mind. There is on the one hand the thing of which we are aware—say the colour of mytable—and on the other hand the actual awareness itself, the mental act of apprehending the thing. The ... body of evidence from the past in favour ofthe laws of motion than we have infavour ofthe sunrise, because the sunrise is merely a particular case of fulfilment ofthe laws of motion, and there...
... taken to be the subject ofthe clause. This ap- plies to about half of all the instances where the function ofthe relative pronoun is ambiguous. 2. On the other hand, if the form ofthe sub- ... be made by the position ofthe verb because ofthe rule that in a subordinate clause the verb must normally come at the end. How, then, are we to deter- mine the function ofthe relative ... shall write the equations in the form which they assume when these units are used.) If, on the other hand, the number ofthe rela- tive pronoun proves to be identical with that of the following...
... unknown in their in-trinsic nature, so far at least as can be discovered by means ofthe senses. The question remains whether there is any other method of discovering the intrinsic nature of physical ... and no cases of failure of associationare known. The probability ofthe general law is obviously less than the probability ofthe particular case, since if the general law is true, the par-ticular ... may therefore repeat the two parts of our principle asregards the general law, thus:(a) The greater the number of cases in which a thing ofthe sort A hasbeen found associated with a thing of...
... speaking ofthe metropolitan police officers? Significance ofthe Study For better understanding ofthe daily routine and the English proficiency level ofthe metropolitan police officers ... survey of cabin attendants’ needs of English. The study investigated the needs for English, the important functions ofthe language, the problems in using the language and the needs to improve the ... generally shown based on the needs and problemsofthe MPOs as follows: TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter Page 1 INTRODUCTION 1 Statement ofthe Problem 1 Objectives ofthe Study 3 Research...
... before the mind. There is on the one hand the thing of which we are aware say the colour of my table and on the other hand the actual awareness itself, the mental act of apprehending the thing. The ... hope is that the oftener things are found together, the more probable becomes that they will be found together another time, and that, if they have been found together often enough, the probability ... fact that they have sensations and feelings, nor therefore ofthe fact that they, the subjects of their sensations and feelings, exist. We have spoken of acquaintance with the contents of our...
... although the detail of each of these remains the subject of controversy within the movement.I do not spend as much time on the disability movement as I do on the other cases, partly because the movementprefers ... todo the right thing if the payoff to them is greater. We therefore need to consider the fact that some people will basetheir decision to participate on the basis of a rational calculation of ... able to learn the rules and use them if they are to be equally effective members ofthe polity; if the rules change all the time, only those who can bear the cost of relearning the ruleswill...