Find a productive study space.
The Rockefeller Foundation promoted rural development projects that deliberately sought to 'emancipate' the tradition-bound peasant, transforming him or her into a productive, enterprising subject.
The top 10 productive subject categories are shown in Table 1.
"Programmes like El Sistema have historically been reactionary, aiming to support the social status quo, discipline the poor, and produce docile, productive subjects for capitalism," Baker wrote in a recent essay.
In spite of the intentions of the Spanish to turn the Indians into good Christians and productive subjects of the king, the mission system brought with it social dislocation, cultural breakdown and epidemic disease.
In a city fitfully lurching upward, how does the high-rise, of all things, become a productive medium of construction, subject to serial repetition by developers working to build in an uncharted market?
(The children are taught how to test themselves or each other so they can know if they've really mastered something, such as math facts. There are some things that do need to be memorized!) Ultimately, it is expected that the children will use their time in a productive way, balancing their subjects and being responsible for their learning, and what we see daily in our classrooms is that they are.
Identifying subjects on the edges of a normal physiological range, and intervening so as to move them closer to the median, may be a productive approach to research on healthy subjects.
The identification of rare inherited and de novo copy number variations (CNVs) in human subjects has proven a productive approach to highlight risk genes for autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Could be that Proteus, who assumes many shapes but is subject to none, is a productive figure for the artist to steer by.
Of 253 subjects with cough, 151 (59.6 %) reported having had a productive cough at the time of study.
