Cambridge offers an amazing supervision-style term (basically one-on-one precepts) that create individualized coursework and a feeling of integration on campus that was really unique.
Using a site such as Brainy Quote, collect 10 precepts you would consider adding to Mr. Browne's collection, or create some of your own precepts to submit via the Choose Kind Tumblr page.
The Soviet system, created on the precepts of socialism amid great efforts and sacrifices, had made our country a major power with a strong industrial base.
Zilowatt enlisted volunteer graphic artists to create visually appealing kits for teaching simple conservation precepts.
By powerful example, Washington created a fundamental precept that resonates today in American culture.
The Liberal Democrat candidate wants to keep the Olympic precept, and she wants to build 50,000 council homes and create a City Hall-based lettings agency that circumvents estate agent fees and provides a kitemark accreditation for private landlords.
No need to organize special seminars, no need to create complex events; just allow six people to sign up for a precept, or 20 for a lecture, or 10 for a lab (or whatever) and let 'em kibitz.
15,16,20-22 This view of natural computing is derived from the precepts of 'morphological computation', a concept usually employed in robot design, wherein entity compliance is exploited to create self-stabilizing systems which reduce the need for constant monitoring by the control unit.
The rules guide the fencer, helping create an advantage in distance and timing over the opponent and allowing the fencer to follow the most important precept of sword fighting to hit an opponent and not be hit.
Another commission, from the Kirov Theatre (as the Mariinsky had now been renamed) in Leningrad, was the ballet Romeo and Juliet, composed to a scenario created by Adrian Piotrovsky and Sergei Radlov following the precepts of "drambalet" (dramatised ballet, officially promoted at the Kirov to replace works based primarily on choreographic display and innovation).
In the early 1970s she took over the running of ballet at the opera house in the town of Wuppertal, near Düsseldorf.With a company of adventurous, like-minded dancers, she was soon ditching classical precepts—steps, straight storytelling and creating shows that drew on, among other things, her performers' childhood memories, dreams and subjective experiences.
