(Andrew) I'm only interested in professional development projects if what I learn can be put to practice immediately.
Over the course of the past 30 years, different mechanisms have been put to practice in different regions and countries to reach a higher level of public participation.
Both types of use have been put to practice in step 6 of the research project, and this process is still ongoing.
Anne Vallely notes that the epistemological respect for other viewpoints was put to practice when she was invited by Ācārya Tulsi, the head of the Terāpanthī order, to teach sadhvis the tenets of Christianity.
The result is called a classifier, and it is put to practice on individuals for whom the outcome is unknown.
The latter (i.e., expert-driven) is not automatically built from data but instead involves experts who directly articulate a set of assumptions, which can easily be altered to test what-if scenarios such as the expected consequences if an intervention was to be put to practice.
No plan will succeed unless it's been put to practice consistently.
In timestamp-less synchronization, the broadcast control messages to sensors for synchronization are not put to practice.
The objective was to put to practice all the language we had been learning in the preceding sequence of lessons, trying to use, where possible, more complex structures and a greater variety of vocabulary, in order to consolidate existing knowledge.
He has not ever had to deal with terrosism directly, there has been not putting to practice of his ideas/ideals Rachel: (10 53 42 PM): Easy ride?
