Still, within 50 miles of New York City are dozens of golf courses that represent a good value.
But without breaking out entrepreneur statistics, the figures can be misleading, meaning students may be missing out on courses that represent exactly what they want to do," Farwell adds.
Workshops include meeting the herd and attempting to bond with the animals; learning to guide the horses in a pen using just body language, not forceful contact; and traversing obstacle courses that represent communication or confidence problems guests want to overcome.
It is Eliot's poetry, of course, that represents his principal claim on the modern reader's attention, for all his influence as a critic, playwright, editor and cultural commentator.
So, if a Nissan Leaf uses, say, 300 watt-hours to travel a mile, then its equivalent fuel economy in petrol terms would be 112mpg.Of course, that represents only the energy stored in the vehicle's battery, not what is drawn from the plug still less what has to be generated at the power station to deliver that level of performance over the grid to the car.
The goals in China's new five-year plan are consistent with the International Energy Agency's "new policies" plan for climate change, a middle course that represents an improvement from current policies, Mr. Birol said.
Similarly, collection of human specimens that represent a time course of the disease is difficult.
The latter are those activities that represent long-term investments: outside learning, social life, and of course career development.
Two types of aggregates that represent a considerable range in mineralogy, limestone and granite, were evaluated during the course of this study.
We develop a tool that represents course content graphically with illustrations and semantic meaning.
In this study, we selected specific time points in the course of AA that represent different phases, as follows: day 7, incubation (Inc) phase; day 21, peak (Pk) phase; and day 25, recovery (Rec) phase.
