(There's a spectrum, of course. A consumer-electronics company, for instance, will typically do more of this than a mining company).
In practice, this means universities which are able to charge the full £9,000 should raise enough money to provide a full spectrum of courses, but newer universities are likely to focus on vocational degrees where they can be sure of attracting students.
The difference, says Owens, is that these tend to cater for niche subjects, whereas Mindsy is attempting to cover a much wider spectrum of courses.
The synthetic dataset will be used to establish the response of the algorithm on a "null" dataset, whereas the four different experimental datasets represent a spectrum of possible time course experiments in terms of the degree of perturbation associated with the experiment as well as representing a wide range of temporal sampling strategies.
PAPG is one point on a broad spectrum of course offerings that include the PGT-based courses cited previously and many others.
But with the extra word, the challenge cannot be solved without addressing business, policy, human behavior, and of course a spectrum of technologies far beyond the basic physics.
By turns charming, shamelessly exuberant, romantic, enigmatic, bright and dark: a spectrum of views emerged during the course of four ballets, all of which were choreographed by George Balanchine between 1954 and 1970.
For instance subtype D has been suggested to have greater virulence than subtype A [9], [10] HIV-1 infection is characterized by a spectrum of neurological complications throughout its course, occurring either as a direct consequence of the HIV-1 infection itself or due to opportunistic infections and/or tumours [11] [13].
Learning technologies encompass all the instructional technologies that can be integrated into college courses across a spectrum of formats, ranging from fully face-to-face meetings to completely online environments.
Of course, there is a spectrum of companies and you can't whack them all into one corner.
