Project work is a real chance to explore an aspect of your studies in more depth – you can pursue something you're really interested in.
As reviewed earlier, an immediate concern for developing a WAF test is related to target group(s) of learners in that words need to be largely known to the learners so as to make the test assess an aspect of knowledge (i.e., depth) distinct from vocabulary size.
I think Billie Holiday had that same toughness; a lot of the early blues women had that same aspect of depth, like Bessie Smith.
That is one of the strengths of Peabody and Johns Hopkins; we can engage in that critical aspect of depth.
In other words, whether or not a WAF test indeed measures an aspect of vocabulary knowledge (i.e., depth) distinct from vocabulary size may depend on the learners in question (Schmitt 2014).
Within this functional group, an aspect of interest was to analyze in depth a group of 16 strains deleted in different transcription factors.
Byse Workshops, led by selected S.J.D. students designated as Byse Fellows, provide in-depth treatment of an aspect of the Fellows' dissertation scholarship.
Five layers dominated by unimodal distribution are considered for performing long-term observations and fluid experiments on aspects of depth, thickness or petrophysical properties.
Although this method inherits some of the disadvantages of PSG, that is, the dependency on clean electrical activity in a high-tech environment and high variability of the EEG spectral composition of ICU patients, it simplifies and objectifies the practical aspects of depth of sleep measurement.
After chemical etching for 30 s, the cross-sectional image reveals that the depth of the silicon nanoholes reached 600 nm, which is equivalent to an aspect ratio of 15 (depth divided by the hole diameter of 40 nm, as shown in Figure 5b).
"Obviously not in a literal, physical sense, which would be impossible here anyway, but more in the artistic and poetic sense with a certain playful aspect of the depths of light and the physicality of the sound pressure, with which we are trying to interpret the void".
