In particular, Ms. Davis's pedagogical strategies reflect what teacher educators' refer to as the construction of hybrid practices that connect science ideas, terminology, and knowledge with students' everyday knowledge and language use.
We agree with the referees that the latter terminology will help the readers to connect our study with the previous work in the adult system.
To ease the process of making connections, MyGene2's website can "translate" parents' descriptions of a condition's symptoms into standard medical terminology, making it easier for parents and researchers to connect it to others on the site.
One of the winners, MyGene2, aims to "translate" parents' descriptions of a condition's symptoms into standard medical terminology, making it easier for parents and researchers to connect it to others on the site.
The HMTP is a "Terminological Portal" connected to the CISMeF_IS to search terms among all the health terminologies available in French (or in English and translated into French) included in the CISMeF_IS and to search it dynamically.
In addition to its strong formal semantics, other significant considerations in choosing NCI Thesaurus included: 1. Integration with other terminologies: It is actively linked to the many diverse terminologies important to the cancer community through the NCI Metathesaurus, which connects 2,500,000 terms from over 50 terminologies.
Synthesis takes multiple representations — in Kant's terminology, a 'manifold' — and connects them with one another to produce a single further representation with cognitive content (Patricia Kitcher 1990, 2011).
Also, in relation to the main point made above, I realize the use throughout of phrases like "connecting with... ........ is part of the connectome terminology.
Under some conditions variables connected by arrows are not statistically associated; in DAG terminology these conditions block a path.
We used GDL in order to create rules that are well connected to a standard EHR approach and standard clinical terminologies.
