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In Grammar
Is approach an adverb?
No, it is not an adverb. The word approach is a verb, and also a noun that can be used as an adjunct or adjective (approach shot, approach ramp).
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Approaches of hrm?
APPROACHES & VIEWPOINT OF HRM 1.STRATEGIC APPROACH :- it is decisional or agreemental approach which includes decision making,taking the initiates and risk bearing 2.HUMAN R…ESOURCE APPROACH :- it is the manpower approach which includes work progress from right person on right time on right place in order to get progressive organizational goals etc 3.MANAGEMENT APPROACH :- it is the managerial approach which includes management of manpower assets etc 4.SYSTEM APPROACH :- it is the overall organizational approach means overall departmental approach which includes supervision of overall system of an organizations departments and department functional manager etc 5.PRO ACTIVE APPROACH :- it is basically planned solutions for problem which includes solutions for any present or upcoming problem (MORE)
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What is an ILS approach?
The Instrument Landing System (ILS) is a ground-based instrument approach system that provides precision guidance to an aircraft approaching a runway, using a combination of r…adio signals and, in many cases, high-intensity lighting arrays to enable a safe landing during instrument meteorologic condition (IMC) such as low ceilings or reduced visibility due to fog, rain, or blowing snow Instrument Approach Procedure charts (or "approach plates") are published for each ILS approach, providing pilots with the needed information to fly an ILS approach during instrument flight rules (IFR) operations, including the radio frequencies used by the ILS components or navaids and the minimum visibility requirements prescribed for the specific approach. (MORE)
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In US Air Force
What are the example of approach-approach conflict?
Approach approach conflict is a conflict where you feel like getting this as well as that. Example: Got accepted to the top two colleges but you have to decide which one to go…. Got two nice jobs but have to go to one. (MORE)
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In Health
What is psychosocial approach?
in relation to health,it means considering the psychological and social impact of an illness or condition.serious illness often damages an individual's self-esteem and m…ay reduce their ability to have an active social/family life-a psychosocial approach would look at coping strategies to maintain self confidence and social networks. (MORE)
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What is eclectic approach?
eclectic (adjective) means deriving things from a variety of sources. The word 'eclectic' is based on Greek eklegin, to select. A person with an eclectic taste in music l…ikes music of many different types, selected from a wide variety of musical genres. An eclectic approach would be one using a variety of methods of approaching/tackling/addressing/'dealing with' a subject/problem/challenge/task. (MORE)
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In Teen Dating
How do you approach girl?
Try to have some confidence. But walk up and start hitting on the girl, try to half a normal conversation with her and if she looks interested in you then start flirting. Try …not to be creepy and try to seem comfortable. (MORE)
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What is an elasticity approach?
analysis of the balance of payments based upon the price elasticities of demand for imports and exports
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In World War 1
What is the Guided Approach?
"Guided Approach" is an approach proposed by Schmidt, that can be used for teaching office reading exercises. It allows an instructor to emphasize the thirteen component skill…s that are subsets of the two main skills, verifying and comprehending detail. (MORE)
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What is the lexical approach?
This shouldn't be accepted without looking around a little bit more, but from what I know, the lexical approach is typically applied in psychology as a way of studying the way… humans format language and communicate. The basic idea is that humans store language information in clusters called "lexical chunks." These chunks are phrases with words that are very commonly found together. The word "odor," for example, is defined as the description of a smell, but people typically associate it with a negative smell. That is because odor is usually found in lexical chunks like foul odor, strong odor, disgusting odor, or rank odor. These are all associations that people make when they hear the word "odor." Another example of a lexical chunk is the term "figment of (pronoun) imagination." People rarely use the word figment except in reference to that lexical chunk..
This should be cited because I took the figment example from a site I looked at a week ago: http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/think/methodology/lexical_approach1.shtml (MORE)