Computerized programs offering a basis for investigation offer a great potential for improving conceptual understanding of problems; however, this study shows that this area is not yet fully explored, and taking full advantage of such learning environments to examine their impact on student achievement is a possible extension of this undertaking.
These applications are still generic but form the basis for those offered to clients, either through parameterization or through client specific instantiation.
Correction: September 4 , 2002 Wednesday An article on Saturday about Diana Lam, the new deputy schools chancellor for learning and teaching in New York City, misstated the basis for her job offer from Chancellor Joel Klein.
The "evidence" for their other chief broker-dealer benefit -- coaching investors to stay in the market during downturns -- is taken from an analysis of target-date funds, with no basis for concluding brokers offer similar benefits.
The compounded yield is the basis for comparing those offered by banks.
So far carriers have either used one flight operation (production platform) as a basis for all products offered, or have built separate organizational entities for each business segment.
But the Talmud, the basis for Jewish law, offers a perhaps surprising answer: It places the responsibility for controlling men's licentious thoughts about women squarely on the men.
Analysis and study of the causes of cracks in the future for terminal maintenance and reinforcement of operation management and provide scientific basis, for similar project offers a useful reference.
The distributed model basis for the approach offers advantages over current lumped model-based national weather service (NWS) flash flood guidance (FFG) procedures because it makes hydrologic calculations at spatial and temporal scales that are more commensurate with flash flooding.
The 750-page transcript, which provides the basis for this story, offers the most complete account yet of Nick Markowitz's kidnapping and murder.
