... of the world, have been based on interruption of transmission focus by focus with good surveillance preventing reintroduction. In much of Southeast Asia, it is difficult to define foci, because transmission often takes place in localities in forests, where mobile people from several villages share the same vector populations. Malaria affected populations may therefore better be described ... as metapopulations than as living in foci. It is necessary to ensure coverage of those staying at forest plots, and it may prove necessary to synchronize interventions over relatively long distances...

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... based on an integrative model designed to help the discussions and also designed to keep every step in proper sequence. This model is composed of three foci; Awareness/empowerment, Understanding/recognition and Agreement/reconciliation. These three foci make discussion more effective and organized. The first focus: Awareness/empowerment is described in the book when push comes to shove by Karl A. Slaikeu as ... ...

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... of the Boyne Valley they are situated on higher ground in prominent areas of the landscape to which they can be seen from afar. Their location may have been central foci in the landscape of significance, ritual and perhaps symbolic meaning and perhaps gives one an insight into their purpose and meaning. The earliest art found in passage - graves may be ... the megalithic art, it would become more sophisticated and advanced. Examples such as Knowth show us that a farming area emerged and evidence suggests that Newgrange and Knowth were the two foci bearing great significance and symbolic...

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... based on an integrative model designed to help the discussions and also designed to keep every step in proper sequence. This model is composed of three foci; Awareness/empowerment, Understanding/recognition and Agreement/reconciliation. These three foci make discussion more effective and organized. The first focus: Awareness/empowerment is described in the book when push comes to shove by Karl A. Slaikeu as ... ...

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... of objects in the form of an open curve. If one cuts out an angle in a circular cone, it would follow this path parallel to the sides of the cone. Hyperbolas occur when a plane cuts across two parallels half-cones. Kepler's laws applies to any situation where two bodies in the universe orbit each other due to their mutual gravitational attraction ... ...

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... would set the boundaries for the eventual ellipse shape. The architect would have then specified the dimensions for the arena floor, and drawn two points on the plan on each vertex, which he would connect with an elliptical arc. This would be the shape and outline of the arena floor. To get the outside walls, he or she would simply have ... ...

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... popular cultural arenas such as the Academy of the Motion Picture of Arts and Sciences in its 2007 Oscar Awards declaratively went "green" (Milliken, 2007), with more thematic foci on environmental issues emerging in recent adolescent Newbury winners like Hoot (Hiassen, 2003) and its subsequent 2006 motion picture adaptation (Shriner, 2006) bearing the same title. What is important to ... ...

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... 's development in that it truly emerges from the background of culture and social settings. In conclusion, it should be known that all of these theories have strengths and weaknesses, clear foci and blind spots, and all have their "hole in them somewhere, sure, if you look close enough" but it does not necessarily mean that they must be completely disposed of ... ...

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... IAEA. Plants of advanced design would be selected if the IAEA could thereby gain experience of value to safeguarding in Non-Nuclear Weapon States (NNWS), or if the plants were foci for commercial competition between NWS and NNWS. It was also specified that the selection of plants would be rotated where possible, so that they would not be placed permanently under ... ...

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