Active-learning environments encourage students to work together solving problems, exploring relationships, analyzing data, and articulating and comparing points of view (Johnson et al., 1998).
In this paper, the responses of single and double hinged articulated towers are compared under various ocean environments.
Theories often need to be articulated and clarified.
But she does feel sorry for them, their lives not their own, when they're glossy and articulate compared with the men.
Based on 95 interviews with German, Italian and Latvian graduate migrants collected in and around London during 2009 13, we explore and compare how the interviewees articulate their motivations for, and experiences of, migration.
But the deeper assumption made by this model of faith as belief (as, too, by the 'special knowledge' model) is that God's self-revelation is primarily the revelation of the truth of propositions articulated in human language (compare Swinburne 1992).
PULR 08, partially articulated skull and mandible, and partial postcranium.
The French critic Jacques Lourcelles, perhaps Matarazzo's most articulate champion, compares the "lyrical purity" of Matarazzo's images to "the most successful works of Lang, Dreyer and Mizoguchi".
But that's just one thread of an intricate ensemble piece typical of a team whose upmarket, articulate comedies are often compared to Woody Allen's.
One notable finding was the tension articulated by youth when they were compared to biological children and referred to as orphans within their new family situations.
