It's no major feat, of course, to develop a ham-and-Swiss-on-rye habit and accompany it with a salad and a piece of fruit, in that way producing a lunch that's cheaper and no doubt of higher quality than almost anything you're able to buy in your neighborhood.
We remain on course to develop a top-flight youth academy and have a team the fans can be proud of".
Following the Soviet Union's successful nuclear test in August 1949, the U.S. was considering a crash course to develop a hydrogen bomb.
The motive for establishing the "gate" structure is, of course, to develop a briefer instrument with as good screening and diagnostic properties as the longer, more detailed, full version.
To explore this relationship, we took two golf courses in Beijing (a links course and a parkland course) to develop an assessment framework and present estimates of economic values of net ecosystem services, in aspects of ecosystem goods, carbon fixation, soil retention, flood storage, recreation, water consumption and nonpoint-source pollution.
Universities refer to this as a general education requirement - a series of courses taken to develop a broad base of general knowledge outside of one's chosen major.
The challenge in understanding SLE is therefore to explain the heterogeneity in disease course and to develop a model of pathogenesis that encompasses disparate clinical events.
Second, the department hired you because of your unique skills, and they will eventually ask you to either take full responsibility for redesigning an existing course or else to develop a completely new course to your own specifications.
An independent woman who followed her own mind as well as her heart, she grew up on the stage with her father's troupe, playing Juliet in Verona when she was 14, and never veered from a course to develop her art as an actress and to find a playwright for whom she could be a muse.
In the meantime, the prudent course would be to develop a strategy for the inevitable.
