Sentence examples for coin alignment from inspiring English sources
For the 1837 production (which kept the 1836 date), Patterson ordered that the coins be struck in coin alignment, the opposite of medal alignment, and the practice with current US coins (the two faces both are upright when the coin is rotated about its horizontal axis).
Term "constructive alignment" is coined by John Biggs (Biggs, 2003b) and it can be used as a tool for systematic assessment of learning outcomes.
The word template-based alignment was originally coined by Taylor Taylorr, 1986) with reference to sequence/structure alignments.
Overall, using them to rank two alignments is only slightly more accurate than flipping a coin (50 55%).
Recording of the thin object from the side, as well as the alignment of back and front also poses a problem with coin-like objects.
Bandwidth's Sprint Sabbaticals give employees a chance to get into "flow state," a mental and emotional state described by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who coined the term, as completely focused motivation; a single-minded immersion in and alignment with the task at hand.
Thus, understanding of how strategic alignment emerges needs to uncover the possibly contradictory effects of HR change activities on both sides of the strategic coin, and their temporal arrangement as well.
In alignment with the UN Millennium Development Goal #2 to achieve universal primary education, Uganda passed a 'Right to Education Act' coined Universal Primary Education, causing a significant increase in enrollment, from 3.1 million in 1996 to 8.4 million in 2013.
Administrative alignment.
