Sentence examples for dimensions of cure from inspiring English sources
Utilizing current research on CUREs and on research internships, we identify and describe five dimensions of CURE instruction: use of science practices, discovery, broader relevance or importance, iteration, and collaboration.
But this view does not represent the complex relationships between different dimensions of cure, for two reasons.
However, in certain applications, due to the severe environmental conditions and/or due to the actual dimensions of structural elements, curing does not fit the purpose in the prevention of cracks.
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) observations show that the dispersion dimension of the cured composite is far finer than that of the uncured composite.
The analysis based on this value system reveals some limitations of the present clinical-trials mechanism, especially if success is defined exclusively in terms of cure, and other dimensions of the health system, such as explanatory, care, cost or prevention variables are neglected.
To be consistent with the definition of CUREs given above, an assessment instrument must both touch on all five dimensions and elicit responses that capture other important aspects of CURE instruction that may be missing from this description.
In "Remembering, Repeating, and Working Through" (1914), Freud added a new dimension to his repudiation of intellectual knowledge as a mechanism of cure.
There was no hope of cure.
Five concrete cylindrical specimens were made with dimensions of 100 mm (diameter) × 200 mm (height), and then cured under the same conditions as that of the slab specimens.
