This year, he was instrumental in getting the state teachers' union to agree to a system of evaluating teachers based partly on test scores, which has been a major goal of the new generation of education leaders, including Mr. Klein and the federal education secretary, Arne Duncan.
So scientists knew something was happening in the vast plumbing system of partly molten rock, or magma, that underlies the region and causes slow but near-constant ground movement.
These islands rise above the surrounding flat land which forms the largest plain of Britain from the Jurassic system of partly consolidated clays or muds.
This is partly because of a system of residence permits, called hukou, that resembles the pass system in South Africa under apartheid.
Indeed, America's Founding Fathers designed a successful system of government partly on the presumption of suspicion ("the only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty," said John Adams).
Finally, there is the Roman analogy: the new system of tribes and centuries, a system based partly on residence, replaced a purely gentilitial system i.e., one based only on heredity.
Their views, provided on a basis of anonymity, point to a well-established system of graft, partly linked to political funding.
Increasing demands for flexibility and fast reactions in modern process operation and production methods result in nonlinear system behaviour of partly unknown systems, and this necessitates application of alternative control methods to meet the demands.
The Italians created a sophisticated system of bills of exchange used partly for the transfer and exchange of money, partly (by means of endorsement) for payment, and partly (by discounting) for credit purposes.
The Rwanda revolution was rooted partly in a traditional system of stratification based on an all-embracing "premise of inequality" and partly in a colonial heritage that greatly increased the oppressiveness of the few over the many.
