Now that the framework has been completed, the development of the new standards (i.e., Next Generation Science Standards [Achieve Inc. 2011]) will be led by a group of states coordinated by Achieve Inc. (2011), a nonprofit education organization (National Academies 2011).
The study by Rouse 2007, is part of the broader project aimed at evaluating the cost of early school leaving or of inadequate education in the United States, which was undertaken by a group of scholars coordinated by Henry Levin of the Teachers College, Columbia University.
The latter approach has been undertaken by a group of investigators coordinated by two centers, including ours, in the EUPHAS (Early Use of Polymixin-B Hemoperfusion in Abdominal Sepsis) study.
Fifty years ago, a group of Flint residents coordinated an entire year of civic events tied to General Motors's 50th anniversary.
Coalition, in politics and international relations, a group of actors that coordinate their behaviour in a limited and temporary fashion to achieve a common goal.
9) presents a method of selecting among multiple self-ratifying strategies, and hence a method by which a group of players may coordinate to realize a particular Nash equilibrium when several exist.
This argument over BRCA gene testing went all the way to the Supreme Court earlier this year, following an appeal by both sides Myriad and a group of medical organizations coordinated by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Public Patent Foundation (PUBPAT), both of New York City.
Laws against conspiracy are based on the idea that a group of people who coordinate to commit a crime tend to be more dangerous than a lone actor.
Intracellular lipid chaperones known as fatty acid-binding proteins (FABPs) are a group of molecules that coordinate lipid responses in cells.
Unlike the precise somatotopy in the somatosensory cortex (Kaas et al., 2002), stimulation in the motor cortex evokes movements of a group of muscles that coordinate to generate a natural-like movement for the animal (Schieber, 2001).
