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What should we be aware of Use the past tense Maximum of 5 sentences Positive traits Negative traits How to improve Use Learner Profile attitudes or transdisciplinary skills Be aware of deadlines. Also known as “meta-data”. April 2016. Comments in SPICE Kernels. 2. Comments, also called “meta-data,” are information that describe the context of kernel data, i.e. “data about data”. Comments are provided inside kernels as plain text (prose). The Basics of the Exam. There are two types of “prompts” or questions that you will have to answer. A. Expository – This is ALL about yourselves!. B. Persuasive – Pick a side and defend your. for Publication. 1. Prof. H.C . Rawat. Principal, . UCON,. BFUHS, . Faridkot. . Editor –In – Chief ,. BFUNJ, Journal of NRSI, . Disseminating the . evidence:Writing. . Research Papers . . 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