She turned down a job teaching computer science to join Google, but has since taught introductory computer programming classes at Stanford.
But it is argued that, since an introductory section of the Internal Security Act makes a 'legislative finding' of the threat represented by the Party, 7 Congress intended membership in the Communist Party alone to serve as a reasonable basis for believing individual aliens too dangerous to leave at large.
Analysis carried out for the Guardian by comparison site Simplifydigital shows existing customers who take a basic broadband and home phone package have seen their overall package costs rise by between25%and30%30% since 2011, once introductory offers are stripped out.
Well, "Stella Since 1970," and the introductory essay to Smithson's writings, for example.
Long recognized for their pedagogical value, Venn diagrams have been a standard part of the curriculum of introductory logic since the mid-20th century.
I'm not going to spend a paragraph spelling out what plot there is, since the film's introductory monologue does a decent job of laying out the details.
We present these without the usual introductory sentences, since we feel that the language stands on its own and needs no further comment.
In Japan, a 2-year postgraduate training period has been mandatory as a planned introductory internship since 2004 for the improvement of basic medical and practical skills regardless of the future field of specialization.
Many NSC staffers said they have rarely, if ever, spoken to Bolton since he made his early introductory rounds.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — For the last three months, ever since John Idzik emphasized at his introductory news conference that the draft would be a "lifeline" for the Jets, intrigue has swirled around his plans.
