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4 +1 | degree of concreteness |
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3 +1 | Be sufficiently well defined for purposes of assessment. |
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degree of concreteness Explanation: The Phenomenology of the Social World - Page 195 - Google Books Result books.google.com/books?isbn=0810103907 Alfred Schütz - 1967 - Social Science The degree of concreteness of an ideal type also varies directly with the convertibility of its corresponding They-relationship into a We-relationship. To the extent ... |
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Possuir grau de concretude suficiente para que seja avaliada. Be sufficiently well defined for purposes of assessment. Explanation: e.g. The employer must appreciate, however, that the project has to be sufficiently well defined to enable a realistic target to be set and that the contractor and project manager must understand the relationship between target and actual costs. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hora (2013-03-09 20:42:48 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://www.building.co.uk/data/procurement-target-price-cont... |
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