Moving away from technical rational emphases in curriculum development, where curriculum is conceived as predetermined content that is covered in linear and accumulative ways, those involved in curriculum studies and practices, who work from poststructuralist perspectives, assume the curriculum to be political and discursive creations.
Due to the capacity of reflecting accumulative health risks in old ages, this measurement holds important values in research and practice, especially for the public health system to face the unprecedented trend of population aging [ 30, 31].
There is an accumulative awareness of the significance of a holistic approach towards concrete durability, study and site practice.
As reported in The Atlantic last month, a study of "Chimpanzee accumulative stone throwing" led by researchers at Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany revealed among separate groups of chimpanzees in West Africa practices of throwing stones at the bases of specific trees.
Amy Yao's approach is also accumulative.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON HEADQUARTERS GALLERY "Accumulative Strokes," paintings by Tony Khawam.
Almost $23 billion worth of accumulative investment. 5.
It's an accumulative thing, everything we've ever experienced is played out again each night.
If there are enough of them Pacquiao will feel the accumulative effect, no question.
So where did all this photosynthesis and accumulative natural energy lead?
Given current trends, the country is likely to surpass 1 trillion euros in accumulative debt by next year.
