Setting refers to whether the course is taught in-person, online, or blended (a combination).
American culture blended a Protestant sense of mission and virtue with a pragmatism that could countenance slavery and Indian removal.
Obviously this blended a bit of fact and scientific best-guesses but it was also an incredible technical achievement.
From the start, the program blended a variety of insights on urban matters, including from corporate, nonprofit and government sources.
He's blended a 1970s black glass coffee table, Christopher Spitzmiller lamp and an 1825 Austrian Biedermeier walnut desk.
Throughout his career, Orange has blended a commitment to pediatric clinical care with a focus on basic and translational research.
What else is there, really?" Beside a giant fish tank, a man of Serbian and Mexican descent blended a mango lassi, finished with slashes of saffron powder.
A slim skirt blended a leopard-print panel with floral and gray Madras panels; the striped knit T-top came with a parachute-silk back.
For $5, Joe Makowski, the quartermaster, blended a concoction of rum and fresh fruit, adorned with a paper parrot tethered to a straw.
We were living in China, where their school blended a mostly Western elementary school curriculum with the emphasis on discipline and testing that typifies Asian educational styles.
HARNEY & SONS has specially blended a white tea with rosebuds, in honor of the wedding, in silk tea bags, $12 for 30.
