Essentially, the app uses storytelling as the hook that pulls in kids and gets them to learn about these coding concepts, which they put into practice as a means of progressing through the game world.
Essentially, the app uses storytelling as the hook that pulls in kids and gets them to learn about these coding concepts, which they put into practice as a means of progressing through the game world.
In this context, they saw this as a novel challenge they understood as putting "into practice a form of 'post-ELSI' program" (Rabinow and Bennett [2012];18).
In allowing the "show-me-your-papers" provision to stand, the court accepted, for the time being at least, Arizona's word that police officers would not engage in racial profiling as they put it into practice.
Thus, how to design a scheme that can flawlessly prevent problems of bribery and coercion as well as put into practice easily becomes a significant issue.
Many of the things that we can do to prevent or slow climate change are intuitive, difficult as they may be to put into practice: conserve energy, drive less, elect politicians that are dedicated to working on this problem, and recycle, to name the basics.
Mr De Gucht said: "I reconfirmed we are going to amend present regulation so as to put into practice what has been agreed.
On balance, we think that the weight to be attached to theoretical evidence should be considered very carefully, as theory so often does not materialise as expected when put into practice.
But, Gratz warned, when it comes to actual development, while Jacobsian ideas are bandied around a lot, they are rarely put into practice as intended.
But the measures, which will take as long as six months to put into practice, might easily fall victim to some of the conflicting interests that have bedeviled efforts to date.
