Primary Sources. An index and a database of documents contained within the AR shall be created and maintained in chronological order by the ENGINEER. The index shall have a cover page that shall include the title of the project, date that the AR was originally compiled, date(s) AR was updated. In addition, the index would have a brief introduction and preface that explains the contents of the index, how it was organized, how to use the index, as well as a brief project description. The majority of the index would comprise a matrix that contains the following information for each item within the AR:
a. Temporary number that corresponds to a number placed on the item
b. Date of document or material development
c. Author of document or material
d. Recipient of document or material
e. Title or Description of document or material
f. Number of Pages A permanent number may be placed on the documents when the AR is complete or is reviewed by appropriate personnel. Each information item (see above) with regards to each AR item shall be designated as a separate field within the database. The database and index shall be burned onto a CD(s) and placed within the AR along with a hardcopy of the index (matrix). The database can be used to prepare a variety of reports with regards to the AR sorted by any of the fields. Provide an electronic copy of the AR on a compact disk (CD) and the documents not already in electronic format will be scanned. The scanned documents will be legible.
Primary Sources. Aiṅkuṟunūṟu.
Primary Sources. “Angola in the South African Press Unclassified.” Cable 04620, December 2, 1975. The Republic of South Africa Department of Foreign Affairs Archive (Pretoria, South Africa). Bowdler, William G. “MPLA Charges of Invasion of Angola.” 1975. The Republic of South Africa Department of Foreign Affairs Archive (Pretoria, South Africa). Killoran, Thomas F. “MPLA Threatens Military Action Against Zairian and South African Forces in Angola,” 1975. The Republic of South Africa Department of Foreign Affairs (Pretoria, South Africa). Sisco, Joseph J. “Special Summary No.1: Telegraphic Summary.” 1975. The Digital National Security Archive. “A Brief Chronicle of Events in Angola,” January 1, 1975. The Republic of South Africa Department of Foreign Affairs (Pretoria, South Africa).
Primary Sources. Xxxxxxxxx." The Taste of Empire," Annals of American History. <xxxx://xxxxxxx.xx.xxx/america/article?articleId=386516&query=hawaii+1898> [Accessed November 17, 2010] Annexation Ceremony. 1898. Photograph. Honolulu. "Another Shotgun Wedding, with Neither Party Willing." Cartoon, color lithograph. Puck, v 42, n 1082. December 1, 1897. Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx Museum Archives, Honolulu, Hawai'i. Drawer: Ills. Press 1-2, negative no. CP 103.858, slide no. XS 30.782.
Primary Sources. Criteria for the Selection of Empirical Material
Primary Sources. CONVENTION BASED REGIMES
Primary Sources. At the end of the project, the index and all files shall be provided on a DVD or an external hard drive. DocuSign Envelope ID: ED57FAE2-481A-4535-A126-CE7F0E526760 • Indexed Project Record maintained on a SharePoint site • Indexed Project Record on DVD or an external hard drive
a. Quality Assurance and Quality Control Review (QA/QC) For each deliverable, the Engineer shall perform quality assurance quality control (QA/QC) reviews of environmental documents and on other supporting environmental documentation to determine whether documents conform with:
Primary Sources. On the one hand, data collection from the Action Research Units members and other stakeholders’ involvement are On the other hand, they have mainly led us to the identification of the highly vulnerable people to interview. The identification of potential distinctively highly vulnerable people among FDP depended on each country/territory of research. These vulnerabilities have implied gender, age, capability, origin, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, and displacement trajectory. Concerning vulnerable groups, interviews with individuals have comprised 175 personal semi-structured qualitative interviews (approximately 25 in each country). The "saturation"12 criterion was employed to decide the number of interviews, focus groups and workshops. Questions were predetermined but open-ended, besides, each interview guide was adapted to each RAISD’s partner context (See Annex 3 Guide Interviews). The interviews were recorded in audio and transcribed in the original language, then anonymised and translated into English (see 3.2. Primary Data Treatment).
Primary Sources. 1. Archives: Nationaal Archief, The Hague.
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