Sentence examples for development ball from inspiring English sources

Seeing rich examples of classroom interactions to effectively structure teachers' sensemaking, including both video and live observations, has frequently been identified in the literature on best practices in teacher professional development (Ball et al. 2009; Borko et al. 2008; Roth et al. 2011; Sherin and Han 2004).

At late larval development, ball mutant testes contained cysts at progressive stages of proliferation, including mature 16 cell cysts as in the case of wild type larval testes.

These shortcomings led to the development of ball grid array (BGA) package that has an array of pads presented across the bottom face of the device.

In other Labour conference developments: Mr Balls cast doubt on a future Labour government's backing for the high speed 2 rail project, asking if it was the best way to spend £50bn.

I think we still need plenty of development with the ball to make sure we don't have to prepare a wicket that suits the ball, with plenty of grass on it".

In congenital dislocation of the hip, the socket part of the joint, the acetabulum, loses the mechanical stimulus for normal growth and development because the ball part of the joint, the head of the femur, does not rest in the joint.

To evaluate the association between sinus bone graft and the development of fungus ball (FB) of the maxillary sinus.

Participants included Wolfmother, Foxy Shazam and Team Bayside High, as well as actor Aaron Paul and club-owner Billy Dec. Alia Shawkat, better known as Maeby Fünke from the show "Arrested Development," also played ball.

Bruce Ellis of the University of Arizona and W. Thomas Boyce of the University of California, Berkeley, who study genetics and child development, got the ball rolling by identifying gene sequences that can pinpoint an orchid child, whom they equate with "a flower of unusual delicacy and beauty".

This paper discusses the conception and development of a ball-on-plate balancing system based on mechatronic design principles.

A third of the chimeric embryos survived for five or six days, forming a normal-looking structure for that stage of development -- a hollow ball with a clump of cells inside.