The "'waste management hierarchy "'indicates an order of preference for action to reduce and manage waste, and is usually presented diagrammatically in the form of a pyramid.
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Diagrammatically, we can represent Shulman s contribution to the scholarship of teacher knowledge by connecting the two circles, so that their intersection represents Pedagogical Content Knowledge as the interplay between pedagogy and content.
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As a consequence of this preoccupation with installation, some of Butcher s most recent pieces, his works on paper, experiment diagrammatically with possible arrangements for his large-scale installations of aluminium pieces, introducing elements of chance.
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Lichtenstein noted his objection to the attempt to reduce art diagrammatically : " I wasn't trying to berate Erle Loran . . . but it is such an oversimplification trying to explain a painting by A, B, C ."
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WF workflows, for example, can be created using Microsoft Visual Studio diagrammatically ( their XML equivalent is XAML ), and their functionality augmented with code written in C # or VB . NET : a given workflow can be called by an existing software application as a Web service.
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Illustrations are provided only towards the end of the book : firstly for the Carving chapter, which has seven whole-page copperplate engravings showing somewhat diagrammatically with labels and dotted lines how fowls, game, meat and fish are to be carved; and secondly in the " Suppers " appendix, which has two whole-page and two fold-out engravings illustrating the layout of dishes for first and second courses.
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As an eight-year-old prep school boy, at the height of the First World War, Rayner was disappointed to be beaten for drawing an " infernal " U-boat sinking device in a school geometry book . " Diagrammatically portrayed, this spoiled the page-I can see that now " wrote the adult Rayner in the preface of his book " Escort : The Battle of the Atlantic " ( 1955 ).
