Coffield's team claimed that another model, Anthony Gregorc's Gregorc Style Delineator, was " theoretically and psychometrically flawed " and " not suitable for the assessment of individuals ".
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The nine stories in the collection were printed in consecutive monthly issues of " The Delineator " ( a popular women's magazine of the time ) from January to September 1905.
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In 1745, George Vertue paid homage to their association in the vignette he published on page one of his " Description of the Works of the Ingenious Delineator and Engraver Wenceslaus Hollar ".
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While working at " The Delineator " he wrote his first book, " Are the Dead Alive " in which he attempted to present the case for One-World government.
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In 1873, E . Butterick & Co . began publishing " The Delineator ", which, by the turn of the century, became the premiere women's fashion magazine in the US.
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More than 20, 000 women wrote to The Delineator, . . . asking for advice on questions of weight, many of the resulting inquiries resulting from unfortunate attempts to conform to the fashionably slim outline.
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Mrs . Haggard, whose parents, Caroline Briggs and Victor Zorn, were from New Orleans, was born in New York and graduated from Brooklyn Heights Seminary before beginning her literary career, initially at Delineator magazine.
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Unlike panoramic painting, the moving panorama almost always had a narrator, styled as its " Delineator " or " Professor ", who described the scenes as they passed and added to the drama of the events depicted.
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In London, he was one of the lyricists, along with Wodehouse, for Seymour Hicks's 1907 musical " The Strand " in England and the " Delineator " in the United States.
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In 1908 & ndash; 09, Fisher was one of ten architects invited by " The Delineator " magazine to participate in a competition to design a $ 3, 000 country house; however, he did not place.
