The natural and intuitive assignment of contents that first makes plausible construing pleasure as an attitude with content runs into problems when it is extended to a uniform attitude theory of the content of all pleasure, as Anscombe (1981c/1967) first observed.
It's also got a pretty huge network of videographers from around the world — more than 50,000 from 140 different countries — who can respond to those assignments, giving advertisers plenty of content to choose from.
It controls the assignment of all frequencies, monitors content across the media landscape and wields the power to levy large fines for violations of the rules.
Nilson et. al. underscore in their metastudy that "many students need more than the convenience of online learning and more than an online collection of content, activities, assignments, and assessments" (3).
Make sure to know the due dates on all your missing work and the way your teacher wants your project, homework or assignment (i.e. the amount of content, paper/plastic cover, with images or some creativity).
Assignment of estimated nuclear DNA contents to specific C-values in the present study is presumptive in that no karyological investigations were conducted on the algal samples used for nuclear DNA content estimates.
However, assignment of estimated nuclear DNA contents to specific C-values in the present study is presumptive in that no karyological investigations were conducted on the algal samples used for nuclear DNA content estimates.
The course is not meant to cover a specific body of content, therefore the assignments for the class aim to build fundamental study skills.
Qualitative data from focus groups and reflective assignment excerpts were analysed using specific types of content analysis.
We also applied an entropy-based discretization method that utilizes the known binding sites in a supervised manner to determine an optimal number of bins and assignment of bins based on information content maximization (Fayyad and Irani, 1993).
