The second article, on the other hand, will be of interest to school leaders and education policymakers because it documents the process of aligning a school's vision, its expected learning outcomes for all students, and assessment.
"The study is important because it documents that the human brain is sensitive to the electromagnetic radiation that is emitted by cellphones," Dr. Volkow said.
But while the premise is faked, the show is well within "Discovery territory," Mr. Ford said, because it documents survival skills and ingenuity under pressure.
The tight clustering, the alternative use of unmodulated pink and blue in the background, and the consistency of size and subject matter give this installation the look of a quilt, because it documents the artist's family history so meticulously.
The bowl has historical significance, according to the gallery's records, because it documents "the transmission of the French neoclassical style to the Mississippi frontier at the time of its incorporation into the United States".
This week, they dissect The Social Network, often referred to as The Facebook Movie, because it documents the rise and rise and rise of the most popular social networking site in the world.
Schmidt said, "Lisa Page's memo makes no mention of the 25th amendment because it documents a different meeting (that same day) than the one McCabe was writing about". Schmidt further said, "We've learned that on a second occasion, Rosenstein discussed wearing a wire.
Literature for young readers lends itself to the exploration of disability because it documents the transformations of personal and social identity most young people experience.
Think of an IPS as a "constitution" for your portfolio because it documents your financial goals, how your assets will be invested to meet those goals and when your investments should change.
