For 20 years, Cambridge's voluntary approach to racial integration -- which relied not on forced busing but on giving parents considerable choice in schools -- was considered a model by educators.
At the heart of the 2015 festival, which unfolded from June 10th to June 14th, was a solo program by Schick, and its centerpiece was "Zyklus" — a magisterially ambiguous creation that combines precisely notated sections with more open-ended passages that leave considerable choice to the performer.
In addition, the approach can be modelled to provide considerable choice to parents.
However, as strength and stiffness are interrelated, the designer has a considerable choice to allocate strengths in a rather arbitrary way, say according to his experience, with the only restriction being that the limits (on deflections, crack widths, etc).
Considerable choice also exists in the components of mouth care that are available.
As well, the PBL method gives the students considerable choice regarding topics to cover in their discussions and individually researched mini-presentations to their group, and student perspectives are regularly elicited and acknowledged.
We assume that hospitals located in areas where choice is not geographically feasible will be subjected to less sharp financial incentives created from competition in comparison to hospitals located in areas where patients have considerable potential choice.
Her conception of "men wearing cuffed pants and white socks" is at variance with my recollection of a more colorful outfit, constituted totally of synthetic materials and comprising shiny white shoes, a wide, shiny white belt, polyester suit, generally in a garish color, with considerable latitude in choice of shirt -- Hawaiian for the trendy, closed collar and tie for business.
The herders have considerable freedom of choice when selecting grazing areas.
Phase transition temperatures showed considerable variation with choice of the supstituent on symmetric carbons and therminal carboxylic groups.
