However, in the field of communication studies, student resistance in a classroom may be defined as either constructive or destructive student behavior that is in opposition to the instructor (Richmond and McCroskey, 1992).
It can be defined as a collection of independent entities that can function but have no constructive purpose independently; collectively, however, their abilities and results go way beyond their own capabilities.
Should human rights be defined as inalienable?
Angular capacity of a spherical joint is defined as a constructive feature of the joint assembly out of the mechanism context but also as a motion range demanded by the mechanism from the spherical joint.
A more promising approach is one in which teachers professionally learn in their workplaces, where their learning is defined as an active, constructive process that is mostly problem oriented, largely grounded in social interaction, and takes place during adulthood (Jarvis, 1987; Marsick and Watkins, 1990; Smylie, 1995).
In this constructive topology the role of open sets and points is reversed; in classical topology an open set is defined as a certain set of points, in the constructive case open sets are the fundamental notion and points are defined in terms of them.
Classical univariate Bernstein polynomials were introduced by Bernstein in a constructive proof for the Stone-Weierstrass approximation theorem [1], and they are defined as [2] b_{i}^{n}(x)=binom{n}{i} x^{i} 1-x ^{n-i}, quad i=0,1,dots,n.
They are defined as refugees.
Thus, acids are defined as proton donors.
Such fronts are defined as active fronts.
