As Dr. Kohn writes in the exhibition catalogue, "plants were the one group of organisms that he studied with most consistency and depth over the course of a long scientific career" of collecting, observing, experimenting and theorizing.
Meanwhile, Visser continues to produce worthy work at CBS: on Sunday's "The NFL Today," she interviews the Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis for the first time, in depth, about the course of his life since murder charges against him were dropped.
The glider also recorded location data and measured seawater temperature, salinity, and depth over the course of 1 week.
They can be selfish asses -- or horse's asses -- but they have revealed surprising depth over the course of their shows' short lives. .
Here I draw on these experiences to address several questions: What is a reasonable balance of breadth and depth in the course syllabus?
The active layer thickness was calculated as the maximum depth of thaw over the course of the year.
Overall, our questions and methodology were designed to elicit a progressive depth of response over the course of an individual interview and were approved by the Hampshire College Institutional Review Board.
There is also depth because the course is academically challenging.
In its place, teachers would critically treat in depth as many of the course essentials as possible, omitting what couldn't be taught in the time remaining.
I conducted in-depth interviews during the course of which the world and everyday (corporate) struggles and issues of the future of the interviewee, the relationship between their actions and their desires emerged and developed in me as the interviewing researcher (despite the fact that I began the interview with as few preconceptions as possible).
"Personal Training Schools," which offer certification and in-depth training over the course of weeks or months, have become increasingly popular in recent years.
