Map design is a twofold process: (1) the determination of user requirements, with attendant decisions as to map content and detail, and (2) the arrangement of content, involving publication scale, standards of treatment, symbolizations, colours, style, and other factors.
A syllabus is "a general statement as to the pedagogical arrangement of learning content" (McDonough, Shaw and Masuhara, 2013, p. 11).
Cognitivism focuses on the construction, organization and arrangement of educational content to facilitate optimal management of information, and how to remember, store, and retrieve information.
Second-order stereology can provide additional information on the spatial arrangement of the content of the tissues, cells or organelles in testis.
There's no introduction in "Stranger Shores" to explain the rationale behind the collection, the unusual arrangement of its contents or even the significance of its title.
In his plan Bacon had achieved more than a thoroughly scientific and acceptable arrangement of the contents of an encyclopaedia; he had ensured that the encyclopaedists would have a comprehensive outline of the scope of human knowledge that would operate as a checklist to prevent the omission of whole fields of human thought and endeavour.
It is also important to consider in interpreting studies such as this, where the sample and test scenes differ in the arrangement of their contents, that patients' lack of a hippocampal scene model could impair performance independently of working memory demands.
Over time, the re-arrangement and replication of content, however, will improve the delivery performance and reduce network load.
In one arrangement, a scrollable list of content items may be displayed.
Secondly, the arrangement of the gene contents is significantly different from those of other pancrustacen mitogenomes.
We also performed a similar analysis using NucMer [ 40] to compare either ChrIa, or the entire genomes of ME49 and VAND, again finding no major differences in the arrangement or content of the chromosomes (Additional file 1: Figure S4).
