At entry into the study, placement types included first-time foster placements, moves between foster homes, and reentries into foster care following failed permanent placements.
These improve not only the first-time generation of plan skeletons, but also maintenance tasks.
However, in the second half of that century, the age of first-time brides fell considerably.
For the functions describing the first-time and repeat reception rates, each was examined separately to find an appropriate functional form.
Some late first-time investment in water supply did contribute to the short-term peak in water capital expenditure which occurred in 1901-1905.
Instructions never seem to be tested with first-time users before being issued.
Initial sales to first-time buyers are usually made in one of the local public houses.
It is certainly not ' useless ', but provides valuable insights about the ramifications of fieldwork, especially for the first-time researcher.
Our data par take of this globalized reality and consist mostly of first-time encounters.
These 'human-empowering' ways of engaging with an audience, may result from more than the uniqueness of a first-time experience.
There will also be a large element of first-time movers in the 11-20 group, this time representing young adults leaving home.
Although recent stories of past events tend to be shared, these can be first-time tellings.
Specifically, definitions are categorised as either defining exercitives or defining expositives; the former corresponds to first-time definitions, and the latter to re-definitions of concepts.
The costs of extra effort have a linear relation with the number of first-time users.
We assume that a dissatisfied attitude toward hearing aid use is more prevalent in first-time users than in reapplicants (2).
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