Table 8 Sample Clauses
Table 8. Objective 5: To improve the capacity of Range States and international cooperation and capacity towards the conservation of migratory waterbird species and their flyways
Table 8. Object Summary view information in Object Tree
Table 8. 1 presents the escalated capital outlay and support cost esti- mates in each fiscal funding year. A 3.2% annual escalation factor is used for construction costs, and 3.0% is used for support costs, which are escalated to the mid-point of each component. The funds will be allocated in the first year of each phase of development.
Table 8. Summary of possible infractions identified by the International Review Panel at its 71st and 72nd meetings, July and October 2023. TABLA 8. Resumen de posibles infracciones identificadas por el Panel Internacional de Revisión en su 71ª y 72ª reuniones, ▇▇▇▇▇ y octubre de 2023. Viaje sin observador Trips without an observer 0 Viajes con lances en delfines sin LMD asignado Trips with dolphin sets but no DML assigned 0 Viajes con capitanes no incluidos en la lista del APICD Trips with captains not on the AIDCP list – see corrective note in Appendix 1 1 Viajes sin paño de protección de delfines Trips without a dolphin safety panel 1 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ intencionales después de alcanzar el LMD Intentional sets made after reaching the DML 0 Lances o cazas con uso de explosivos Sets or chases with use of explosives 0 Lances sobre stocks o tipos de manadas prohibidas Sets on banned stocks or school types 0 Lances sin retroceso Sets without a required backdown 0 Lances con embolsamiento o salabardeo de delfines Sets with dolphin sack-up or brail 0 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ sin evitar herir o matar delfines Sets with unavoided dolphin injury or mortality 0 Viajes sin balsa Trips without a required raft 2 Viajes con < 3 lanchas rápidas y/o sin bridas de remolque Trips with < 3 speedboats and/or missing towing bridles 0 Viajes sin reflector de alta intensidad Trips without a required high-intensity floodlight 3 Viajes sin máscaras de buceo Trips without required facemasks 0 Lances nocturnos (ocurrieron en dos viajes) Night sets (occurred in two trips) 0 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ sin rescate adicional Sets without required deployment of rescuer 0 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ sin rescate después del retroceso Sets without continued rescue effort after backdown 0 Viajes con lances sobre delfines antes de la notificación del LMD Trips with dolphin sets before the DML notification 0 Casos de interferencia al observador Cases of observer interference 0 Viajes revisados en estas reunions Trips reviewed in these meetings 865 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ sobre delfines revisados en estas reuniones Dolphin sets reviewed in these meetings 10,444 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ accidentales revisados en estas reuniones Accidental sets reviewed in these meetings 1
Table 8. Summary of possible infractions identified by the International Review Panel at its 49th meet- ing.
Table 8. Bivariate correlation for all the types of language anxiety 1 2 3 4 5 1. General language anxiety -- .84** .72** .71** .66** 2. Speaking anxiety -- .76** .74** .66**
Table 8. Timeline summarizing the development of the "country ownership" defining the transition processes.
Table 8. Summary of possible infractions identified by the International Review Panel at its 36th, 37th and 38th meetings. Trips without an observer 0 Trips with dolphin sets but no DML assigned 7 Trips with captains not on the AIDCP list 7 Trips without a dolphin safety panel 2 Intentional sets made after reaching the DML (occurred in 1 trip) 24 Sets or chases with use of explosives (occurred in 7 trips) 30 Sets on banned stocks or school types 0 Sets without a required backdown (occurred in 1 trip) 3 Sets with dolphin sack-up or brail 1 Sets with unavoided dolphin injury or mortality 1 Trips without a required raft 3 Trips with < 3 speedboats and/or missing towing bridles 0 Trips without a required high-intensity floodlight 15 Trips without required facemasks 0 Night sets (occurred in 13 trips) 17 Sets without required deployment of rescuer 0 Sets without continued rescue effort after backdown 0 Trips with dolphin sets before the DML notification 1 TABLE 9. Responses for six types of possible infractions identified by the International Review Panel at its 36th, 37th and 38th meetings.
Table 8. Age-period log-linear model. Estimated effects of age, later on used to compute age-specific reference rates for the space-period model. λˆage l Exp( λˆage ) (per 105) l -14.4401 -12.8301 -11.7082 -10.8073 -10.2174 -9.7503 -9.4624 λˆage l Exp( λˆage ) (per 105) l -9.3903 -9.1627 -8.9529 -8.7959 -8.6148 -8.4873 -8.2255
Table 8. Main Score Differences from the application of the Knowledge Items to the three different groups, before and after the proposed educational intervention. Control Group A (N=56) Experimental Group B (N=52) Remote Group C (N=47) D=Mpost-Mpre 0,50 ± 0,09 4,00 ± 0,31 2,57 ± 0,25 The next finding is also very important. The results demonstrate that remote group C produces results that outperform the Control Group A. This means that the use of the Open Science Resources repository (along with the broadband satellite connection) is offering a great learning experience to students that are at least comparable with the conventional visit. Overall, our findings show that the use of these technologies is improving the learning outcomes (21% increase between the pre and post tests vs. a 4% increase between the pre and post test for a conventional visit). So from the implementation of the remote visit, there is strong evidence that when this remote visit is combined with the appropriate organisation scheme it can lead to significant learning outcomes. The findings for specific questions that have been included in the knowledge items were analyzed in depth. They could be considered as representative for identifying common misconnections among the participating students. In item 4 (Q4) for example students were asked to identify the way the electromagnetic field varies in time when an electromagnetic wave is emitted from a point source (see Figure 14).
