Researchers suggest that successful strategies for effecting change are collegial and community based, focus on content knowledge, and utilize concrete and coherent active-learning opportunities (Emerson and Mosteller, 2000; Garet et al., 2001).
Though some favoured a coherent frontal viewpoint, however active, Bernini is known to have conceived a work (the Apollo and Daphne) in which the narrative unfolded in details discovered as the viewer walked around the work, beginning from the rear.
Separating employment from education enabled the government to pursue a more coherent and active approach to getting people back into work.
This paper presents a coherent method of design of active noise control systems for compact and distributed sources of noise in a three-dimensional non-dispersive propagation medium.
Indeed, the inter-conversion of ADP ribosylated and AMPylated BiP to the unmodified active form follows a coherent pattern whereby increased client protein load converts the inactive buffer form to the active one and diminished client protein load pushes modification the other way (Laitusis et al., 1999; Ham et al., 2014; Sanyal et al., 2015).
More precisely, the active false targets generate a coherent pulse train of the same carrier frequency, modulation type, pulse width, and pulse repetition frequency (PRF).
"We need to be working together in a coherent, supportive way over the next four years, to activate more women into leadership positions, to be more politically active," Bland said.
The new study's conclusions are satisfying in that they suggest a coherent story of the gradual decline of Mars as an active planet.
They are also "breaths" (i.e., active energies), the idea of which enabled the philosophers to construct a coherent system of correspondences and participations linking all phenomena of the macrocosm and the microcosm.
She says that if Polish workers can't be lured back, the government urgently needs a pro-active policy to encourage immigration to replace them.Poles increasingly bemoan the lack of a coherent government policy on migration in either direction.
