Sentence examples for discusses from from inspiring English sources

A recent document prepared by ICMI's Past President Michéle Artigue and commissioned by UNESCO (2012) discusses, from a political perspective, the main challenges in basic mathematics education.

This article discusses, from a multidisciplinary approach, critical social, behavioral, ethical, and economic issues permeating the HIV-cure research agenda.

The paper finally highlights and discusses, from the designer point of view, the critical design tradeoff between SNR and sensitivity maximization.

In a lengthy article, Carol Kaesuk Yoon discusses "From a Few Genes, Life's Myriad Shapes" and interviews, among other scientists, Dr. Sean B. Carroll (University of Wisconsin) about the relatively new field of evo-devo, that is, "evolutionary developmental biology".

This paper discusses, from a multiphase reactor engineering perspective, the design of such contactors by setting an exhaustive modeling framework of catalytic wet oxidation in which the molecular, particle and reactor scales are integrated.

For the identification of patient-assessed instruments for chronic ankle instability, the following databases were screened until May 2006: Medline from 1966, Cinahl from 1982, Embase from 1994, Sport Discus from 1949, the Cochrane Controlled Trial Register from 1966 and Web of Science from 1972.

On this week's podcast, Mr. Solomon discusses "Far From the Tree Leslie Kaufmanan has notes from the field; John Schwartz talks about recording his own audiobook; and Gregory Cowles has best-seller news.

NEW BRUNSWICK George Street Playhouse Tyne Daly, actress, discusses highlights from her career and takes questions.

Along the way, Dinerstein discusses contributions from a variety of disparate scientific fields that shed light onto why some species are rare whilst others are not.

Elizabeth Scofield, managing director of the Zoellner Arts Center on Lehigh's Bethlehem, Pa., campus, discusses everything from getting to seats (face the back of the theater when passing others) to viewing paintings (stay at least 18 inches from the art).

As the boat churns along, a recorded narration discusses everything from the dinosaurs that once roamed to the gradual filling of what is now Lake Mead, after the dam's completion in 1935.