Area of Study Sample Clauses

Area of Study. The leave is taken for accredited advance study in the teacher's major area of concentration; provided, however, that the Superintendent may request leave for such teachers for retraining in a new area.
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Area of Study. The study area encompasses the area surrounding the City of Box Elder, South Dakota indicated in the map below.
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Area of Study. You also have the option to access one area of study of your choice for $1,995 for one academic year of unlimited access and users.
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Area of Study. The counts of seabirds associated with the longline fishery during the period of study (2005-2008) (n = 415) are represented. The isobaths of 200 and 3000 meters are shown to indicate the region of the continental slope. MA CHA PAC PSDPE JU TCH STETME FGL AU JUL DCMAAC DEP TST D CDI AP PIN PAR OOC ST N H DSA DEXO PMO FFRTEER SPL LPMCAI PHF PPU M F SPO CED SPPAUETD FCAL LAR Species Months 1.5 Axis 2 (23.04% of Inertia) 0.0 Figure 2. Correspondence analysis of the temporal variation of abundance and richness of seabirds associated with the pelagic longline fishery on the continental slope of Uruguay and adjacent waters (2005-2008). Black points represent months of the year [F = February, M = March, AP = April, MA = May, JU = June, JUL = July, AU = August, S = September, O = October, N = November, D = December] and circles represent species. Species whose codes are represented in a larger font and in bold explained more than 5% of the variance, at least for one axis. The codes for the species are explained in Table 2. Figure 3. Sample-based rarefaction curve for the assemblage of seabirds associated with the pelagic longline fishery on the Uruguayan continental slope and adjacent waters (2005- 2008). We show the curve obtained for the total period of the study (n = 415 counts), and for the periods October-April (n = 196 counts) and May-September (n = 219 counts).
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Area of Study. The Area of Study is primarily focused on the Main Street Core. However, information may be prepared for the Downtown Area, and the City of ▇▇▇▇ in the completion of the Scope of Work. These areas are identified on Exhibit “A”, Areas of Study.
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Area of Study. A specific branch of learning as designated by the state or DISTRICT Board
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Area of Study. Describe the general subject matter anticipated for the research. I certify I have read the guidelines for the Thesis or Dissertation, including IRB Process, Format Approval, Examination Schedule, and 12-Step Graduation Checklist. Student Signature
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Area of Study. A specific branch of learning at various developmental levels, as designated by the state or school district governing board.
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