At the same time, due to other requirements of the European Higher Education Area, Spanish faculties are also investing in their curriculum design and reshaping the study plan, introducing English within their subjects and content.
Jobs, with incisive assistance from his design team, reshaped the personal computer from a wobbly, Professor Branestawm-like contraption lashed together at the back of a garage, or from an early Moog synthesiser lookalike, into a kind of digital jewellery.
While I doubt you'll find the game Gottlieb and I created on your next Internet search, I sensed that the collaborative processes of design could reshape the way Jewish community is formed.
Research results can be used in different ways as support for decision making and, more specifically, in the design, formulation or reshaping of any given policy or program [ 10].
The MASCOT consortium based its evaluation of strategies tackling MCH inequalities considering three basic ways in which research results had been used in their design, formulation or reshaping, namely instrumental, conceptual and symbolic [ 11].
These insights lead us to argue that choice and land use planning focussed policy initiatives designed to invoke modal shift need to coexist in integrated policy configurations with initiatives designed to reshape both mobility and non-mobility practices.
But most were designed to reshape the document into a Soviet-style constitution, centralising power.
It is clearly designed to reshape the electorate to suite the needs of the Republican party.
The CEO of Box is building an online file storage system designed to reshape industries.
The orthokeratology lens (OK lens) is designed to reshape the cornea and correct refraction error.
