Sentence examples for developed a unit from inspiring English sources
One Kindergarten teacher seeking to give her students new language and associations with skin tones, developed a unit on the beauty of the color brown.
She developed a unit that moves, if I remember it rightly, from Spanish poetry to Latin American poetry and then to Hispanic poetry of several kinds written in the United States.
She has been an Institute Fellow for a number of years and a Coordinator and, as a member of a seminar led by Professor Werner Wolf on "Crystals in Science and Technology," she has developed a unit called "Crystals: More Than Meets the Eye," and she will tell us a little more about that process.
Kalinin and Miljukov (1957) developed a unit hydrograph model for channel flow routing.
Clark (1945) developed a unit hydrograph method for deriving the rainfall runoff hydrograph.
For our study of forced immigration she developed a unit on the Gullah who have been shown to be directly linked to the people of Sierra Leone.
Other aspects of formal class work include developing and designing a lesson plan, making sure the instruction can reach students of various abilities and developing a unit of study in a specific subject.
In February, they agreed to develop a unit that will be able to receive both services, but this unified receiver will not be available for two to three years.
She travels to Ecuador each summer and is now collecting information and materials to develop a unit for American students to learn about the forest cultures and the ways in which the rainforest affects climate.
He said his proposed budget, to be made public Monday, would allow the Investigation Department to more than double its staff, improve its computer systems and develop a unit to concentrate on corruption in city construction projects.
It was only a decade later, when he began work on a report documenting the killings, that Coltart realised that as early as August 1980 Mugabe had travelled to North Korea and sought Kim Il-sung's help in developing a unit capable of crushing internal dissent.
