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University Of Melbourne Advice on training and coaching for teachers of 08-May-17 14-Jun-19 $200,000 $109,091 $90,909 students with disabilities Dr Mary Jean Gallagher Provision of expert advice on the design and 16-Oct-17 31-Dec-18 $184,091 $135,000 $49,091 delivery of the Education State agenda KPMG Professional serv... | University Of Melbourne Advice on training and coaching for teachers of students with disabilities 08-May-17 14-Jun-19 $200,000 $109,091 $90,909 Dr Mary Jean Gallagher Provision of expert advice on the design and delivery of the Education State agenda 16-Oct-17 31-Dec-18 $184,091 $135,000 $49,091 KPMG Professional serv... | 0.791565 | [
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Week Topic Reading Assignment 1 Introduction to Social Ritzer: Chapter 1 Quiz 1 Theory Blumer, H. (1954). Is “What Personal with Social Information Theory?” Card 2 Karl Marx Ritzer: Chapter 2 Quiz 2, Discussion Karl Marx Preface and – Board & "Opposition of The Materialist Concept and Idealist Outlook" The Analysis Ger... | Week Topic Reading Assignment 1 Introduction to Social Theory Ritzer: Chapter 1 Blumer, H. (1954). “What Is with Social Theory?” Quiz 1 Personal Information Card 2 Karl Marx Ritzer: Chapter 2 Karl Marx – Preface and "Opposition of The Materialist and Idealist Outlook" The German Ideology Quiz 2, Discussion Board & Conc... | 0.522349 | [
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Please remember you can reach out to your regional facilitators: Regional Facilitator Contact: Julia Slater Eastern – – DeVoka Gordon Western – – Aimee Newswanger Central – – Lisa Gragg Western- – Did the preparation work provide you with useful Yes, I learned I am not sure No, I already knew No, I think the informatio... | Regional Facilitator Contact: Please remember you can reach out to your regional facilitators: Julia Slater – Eastern – DeVoka Gordon – Western – Aimee Newswanger – Central – Lisa Gragg – Western- Did the preparation work provide you with useful information? Yes, I learned something I didn’t know before. I am not sure ... | 0.577141 | [
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13203 Robert 263.29 All the statements Remove subclause Stacey in the subclause 27.6.2. If anything are or should be present here is covered in the missing in the the frame formats HE Capabilities clause. The element field purpose of the descriptions, add it. frame formats clause is to assign meaning to bits. This is d... | 13203 Robert Stacey 263.29 All the statements in the subclause are or should be covered in the frame formats clause. The purpose of the frame formats clause is to assign meaning to bits. This is descriptive: "when a bit is set 1 it means that the STA supports the SU beamformer role." Adding additional shall statements ... | 0.667261 | [
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deployed devices. This comment is proposing a change for the 802.11-2012 case. A similar change could be considered for DMG and S1G cases as well, if those are expected to have interoperability issues. Alternatively, the AID field definition could be left as-is and the specific uses of AID field in the relevant frames ... | deployed devices. This comment is proposing a change for the 802.11-2012 case. A similar change could be considered for DMG and S1G cases as well, if those are expected to have interoperability issues. Alternatively, the AID field definition could be left as-is and the specific uses of AID field in the relevant frames ... | 0.850307 | [
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Setup Response frames." Completed: CID Page Line Clause Comment Proposed Change 1398 2281.10 10 11.4 "Notify Channel Width frames Delete "and elements" in and elements are used to" -- the text at the no such element referenced location Discussion: The commenter is correct, there is no such element. Perhaps this meant t... | Setup Response frames." Completed: CID Page Line Clause Comment Proposed Change 1398 2281.10 10 11.4 "Notify Channel Width frames and elements are used to" -- no such element Delete "and elements" in the text at the referenced location Discussion: The commenter is correct, there is no such element. Perhaps this meant t... | 0.821996 | [
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Check for instances of timer” in D1.0. and we find 16 instances. These need to be fixed. “backoff There are also instances of time” not all of these need fixing but I have found those that do assuming “backoff – that we keep the title of 10.3.3 as backoff time”. “Random RESOLUTION REVISED At the following locations rep... | Check for instances of “backoff timer” in D1.0. and we find 16 instances. These need to be fixed. There are also instances of “backoff time” not all of these need fixing but I have found those that do – assuming that we keep the title of 10.3.3 as “Random backoff time”. RESOLUTION REVISED At the following locations rep... | 0.79133 | [
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defined for block ack (see 10.24.7 block ack extensions))(#11806), with the following extensions: This …” part is saying that the HE block ack agreement is an block ack agreement, which is implicitly saying that it is not done under nor agreements. Adrian 77.10 The BA Type is a field Remove "(B1 .. B4)". Revised. Steph... | defined for block ack (see 10.24.7 block ack extensions))(#11806), with the following extensions: …” This part is saying that the HE block ack agreement is an block ack agreement, which is implicitly saying that it is not done under nor agreements. Adrian Stephens 77.10 The BA Type is a field that holds an integer. The... | 0.641473 | [
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IEEE P802.11 Wireless LANs Comment Resolution on Hopping Date: 2018-4-26 Author(s): Name Affiliation Address Phone email 600 Saedo-cho, Tsuzuki-ku, Yutaka Murakami Panasonic +81 45 938 3045 murakami.ytk@jp.panasonic.com Yokohama 224-8539, Japan Hiroyuki Motozuka Panasonic motozuka.hiroyuki@jp.panasonic.com Takenori Sak... | IEEE P802.11 Wireless LANs Comment Resolution on Hopping Date: 2018-4-26 Author(s): Name Affiliation Address Phone email Yutaka Murakami Panasonic 600 Saedo-cho, Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama 224-8539, Japan +81 45 938 3045 murakami.ytk@jp.panasonic.com Hiroyuki Motozuka Panasonic motozuka.hiroyuki@jp.panasonic.com Takenori Sak... | 0.791349 | [
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Yusuke First sentence describes Add description about Revised This – sentence is Tanaka advantages of adjusting the advantage form the view removed as part of OBSS_PD level and transmit of the STA like follows; resolution of power from the view of The STA which adjusts the comment 11774. system level. However a OBSS_PD... | Yusuke Tanaka First sentence describes advantages of adjusting the OBSS_PD level and transmit power from the view of system level. However a STA itself can't be aware of system level improvement but can be aware of only the STA's performance by itself. Advantages from the view of the STA should be added, otherwise ther... | 0.61749 | [
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