Majors are called Programs of Emphasis, and around 29% of students create their own designated Program of Emphasis.
It was first employed (as humanismus) by 19th-century German scholars to designate the Renaissance emphasis on Classical studies in education.
Concepts of the designated procedure are summarized with emphasis on the carboxylic acids generated as intermediate products during anodic degradation of 4-chlorophenol and benzoquinone.
It was a measure designed to produce more offense, and while purists argue that the designated hitter undermines the game's inherent emphasis on strategy, Hafner is a good example of the position's value.
The large variety of Roman Catholic orders displays eclectic emphases: the Benedictines, Cistercians, Carthusians, Carmelites, and certain orders designated as "minor" (in the Latin sense of humble or modest, rather than lower in a hierarchy or organization) emphasize meditation.
Average class size is 17, and Edward Stoloski, the district superintendent, said the school was designated a "School of the Future" last year at the New Jersey School Boards Association's annual convention because of its emphasis on technology.
Unfortunately, the ideal prospective collection of data by designated study personnel is extremely difficult in a developing country with limited resources (both money and manpower) where the emphasis is on service delivery.
During the design phase of a new trauma system in an urban setting, emphasis should be placed on efficient transport, on limited BLS interventions at the scene and on triage to a designated trauma center [ 51].
The Transit Village Initiative, which began in 1999, has designated 24 communities throughout the state for planning and financial assistance in revitalizing areas around their transit facilities to create mixed-use neighborhoods, with an emphasis on residential development.
Both are designated landmarks.
