5210 Retrospective surveillance

Newsweek retrospective on the Internet.

And that's interesting because they are almost retrospective.

This is primarily due to Iran's use of retrospective data.

If she experienced any retrospective doubt, she gave no sign of it.

They are pictured here for their 25th anniversary Newsweek retrospective on the Internet.

A test examination of consultants apos contracts issued in 1993 did not reveal any retrospective approvals.

It wasn't until I actually did a book and a retrospective exhibition, that I could track exactly

And this acoustical nuisance and visual nuisance basically exposed the discomfort of the work to this encompassing nature of the retrospective.

UNHCR acknowledged difficulties in retrieving retrospective reports on commitments on purchase orders from MSRP and the need to take appropriate compensating action.

In 2003, the Whitney mounted a retrospective of our work that featured a lot of this work from the '80s and '90s.

The Global Office prepared forms for the data collection to take place in 2006 using retrospective pricing to obtain average prices for 2005.

Anyway, they gave us the whole fourth floor, and, you know, the problem of the retrospective was something we were very uncomfortable with.

A retrospective of his work, Typographically Speaking, The Art of Matthew Carter, was exhibited at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in December 2002.

A retrospective look at developments since the end of the cold war reveals the complexity of advancing towards a new fabric of international relations.

However, the work itself resisted the very nature of a retrospective, and this is just some of the stuff that was in the show.

The exposure of the members of the cohort to the suspected causative agent is estimated either from contemporary measurements, as in occupational exposure, or by retrospective studies.

That argument, in the Group apos s opinion, is rooted in the notion that a retrospective change in proceedings in no way affects the principle of non retroactivity.

In the same year, Moore made his first visit to America when a retrospective exhibition of his work opened at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

d. Digitization of retrospective United Nations documents of major organs, in all languages, covering certain years from microfiche or hard copy and uploaded to the Official Document System (ODS)

63. A project to undertake retrospective dosimetry of Chernobyl decontamination workers, evacuees and other high risk groups, including children, is under preparation and will be implemented in cooperation with WHO, when resources are available.

But, even as it made Thaksin s party illegal, the Constitutional Court failed to unearth any evidence of widespread violations. Instead, it ruled on a minor side issue that many claim was based on a retrospective law.

A retrospective Indian study of more than 500 cases of rhegmatogenous detachments found that 11 were due to trauma, and that gradual onset was the norm, with over 50 presenting more than one month after the inciting injury.

These are differences on the scope of the treaty and definition of fissile material the application of the treaty to the existing stocks and future production, the so called retrospective and prospective dimensions of the question and verification.

The retrospective collection spans a sixty year period (1930s 1990s) and includes a special selection of works that al Hariri completed in Canada, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States.

Reasons for not seeing the cancer include observer error, but more frequently it is because the cancer is hidden by other dense tissue in the breast and even after retrospective review of the mammogram, the cancer cannot be seen.

The Commission's recommendations are not merely of retrospective importance their implementation will not only do justice for the victims of the massive crimes committed in Darfur, but may actually contribute to reducing the exposure of thousands of prospective victims.

The impunity of the IDF was taken one step further in 2005 by a law passed by the Knesset in 2005, with retrospective effect to 2000, which seriously restricts the right of Palestinians to sue for damages incurred during the intifada.

In the province of Transdniestra in the Republic of Moldova, the death penalty can be imposed for six crimes, although it appears that a retrospective moratorium on executions has been in effect since 1 January 1999 (see E CN.4 2003 106, para.

33. In the current system of planning, programming and budgeting, the effort put into the production and consideration of documents, such as plans and budgets, that are projections into the future, is much greater than that devoted to retrospective documents, such as performance and evaluation reports.

It states that retrospective studies of cancer cases based on hospital records are prone to errors due to changes in the quality and quantity of data and the methods by which they are collected referrals of patients between hospitals and variations in the availability of technical facilities for diagnosis.

It wasn't until I actually did a book and a retrospective exhibition, that I could track exactly looks like all the craziest things that I had done, all my drinking, all my parties they followed a straight line that brings me to the point that actually I'm talking to you at this moment.

A retrospective on 40 years shows that if we had accounted for these costs the cost of loss of topsoil, the cost of loss of waterways, the lost productivity, the loss to local communities as a result of all these factors, desertification and so on those costs are almost twice as much as the market price of timber.

A retrospective on 40 years shows that if we had accounted for these costs the cost of loss of topsoil, the cost of loss of waterways, the lost productivity, the loss to local communities as a result of all these factors, desertification and so on those costs are almost twice as much as the market price of timber.