The phrase "assembling class" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context related to gathering or organizing a group of people for a class or educational purpose, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The teacher is responsible for assembling class before the lesson begins."
Alternatives: "gathering class" or "organizing class".
Lawyers interested in assembling class-action suits sought out Judge Justice's court.
It's the class-action waiver in the General Mills agreement, which prevents lawyers from assembling classes like the one above.
Two Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program students from Wellesley College, seniors Shaina Ma and Zarina Patwa, worked with Karplus and Melissa Webster MBA '09, now a lecturer at MIT Sloan, to assemble class material and summarize readings and lecture content as well as test in-class simulations.
Here you have an industry that arguably hasn't changed since the printing press was invented, where the last innovation was the stand-up lecturer where someone would stand up and read out of a textbook to an assembled class.
But companies from Facebook to the automobile manufacturers have weighed in with briefs urging the high court to overturn a Ninth Circuit decision that they say would allow lawyers to assemble class actions any time they discover a company has violated a law or regulation.
The presence of MHC class I antigens and TAP-1 was studied in a series of 93 resection specimens of non-small-cell lung carcinomas (NSCLCs) by immunohistochemical methods using antibodies against the assembled class I molecule, beta 2-microglobulin (beta 2-m), heavy-chain A locus, A2 allele and TAP-1 protein.
Small wonder the court's caseload has changed.This week's decision will make it harder to assemble class-action lawsuits.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: In a later class, students assemble a class television timeline, using each of the different genre sections created by groups.
The MIT Executive MBA program is committed to assembling a class of diverse leaders with extraordinary potential.
Once, assembling a class roster was a bureaucratic routine, something parents didn't know about or figured was somebody else's job.
