Having students work their way through problems provides a genuine basis for learning to occur and allows them to connect terminology with concepts in a meaningful way.
The volume provides an extensive collection of terms in the fields of computer terminology connected with problems of data processing and statistical software, theory of random processes, statistical quality control, operations research, and some supplementary areas such as the terminology of Russian official statistics.
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.
The purpose of this study is to explore how different stakeholders (or "actors", to use CAS's terminology) connect to promote the Bangladesh's midwifery profession.
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.
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.
To coin some further terminology, on this view each brief stream-phase is experientially connected to its neighbours.
Understand the terminologies: Circuit – composed of elements (e.g. resistors, capacitors, and inductors) connected by wires and wherein current can pass through.
Following the terminology of Barthlott et al. [22], waxes are termed platelets when flat crystals are connected with their narrow side to the surface.
Similarly, the item related to irritability and fits of anger (CPSS.14) did not appear connected to trauma for the children because two or more children per focus group did not understand the terminology selected for irritability.
