While a complex lexical term is a combination of elements, constituting a lexical-semantic unit and, thus, expressing a specific concept (for instance: 'material didático impresso' - 'printed didactics material'); a free phrase presents, in turn, a fragile stability in the lexical system (for instance: 'intercâmbio didático dirigido' - 'directed didactic exchange').
"I am deeply committed to didactic exchange of information, and I employ mostly open-source and maker-friendly technologies, unless the spirit of the work demands something other," he says.
The results of the didactic work show that ion exchange and migration rates with ion-exchange resins, are far larger than mass transfer rates from the solution surrounding the packed bed, through the membranes.
Here, too, the exchanges are buoyant, not didactic, the players like spirited parlor guests.
Freddy, who is earnest but seducible, is eclipsed by the cynical Pancho, whose gruff observations can be hilarious, though their more heated exchanges verge on the didactic.
The portal is aimed at promoting science, exchanging ideas and fostering knowledge sharing by providing high quality didactic contents not only to a scientific community but also to a general public.
(3) The project applied constructivist didactic practices (pre-knowledge stimulation and assessment, interactivity, inquiry-based and problem-setting learning, discovery learning, social exchange, and collaborative learning; exploration rather than explanation or simple information giving; attention to changes of ideas and conceptual restructuring and to the awareness of them, etc).
"Blood on the Cat's Neck" (1971) is not so different from Fassbinder movies of that time ("Beware of a Holy Whore," "The Merchant of Four Seasons"): didactic in the manner of Brecht, concerned with sex and power, money and work, the ugliness of the social exchange.
Governor Tryon and the Boys exchanged threats, truce offers, and other writings, which were frequently written by Allen in florid and didactic language, while the Boys continued to drive surveyors and incoming tenants on New York-granted lands away.
Except for a few acid exchanges between Cheney and Powell, who comes off better than he deserves, the meetings feel like scenes from a didactic school play: this is how we went wrong.
History is essentially didactic.
