Using a "Studio Physics" model, previously-distinct lecture and laboratory modalities were combined into a single approach.
Finally, in confirmation of the highly active quality of both the flipped and nonflipped conditions in the present study, students overwhelmingly recognized this quality in both courses and the distinct lack of lecture, as evidenced by their comments in the attitudes survey.
Subjects concerning social support and social integration were not distinct parts of the lectures.
Three distinct groups formed in the lecture hall, indicating that most genetic professionals failed to recognize that they were all in the same low-risk group [ 10].
I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Mrs. Williams after a lecture she delivered in Dallas.
Different colors of colonies from Escherichia coli cells with and without plasmid (pUC18) made the relationship between genotype and phenotype distinct for them, thus reinforcing the relatedness with lecture content.
But Julie Lydon, vice-chancellor of the University of South Wales, who started her career in industry and lectured in business, says the culture of universities remains distinct.
Two lecture segments demonstrating rather different tenor relations are analyzed, with three distinct types of paraphones identified.
In the lecture, he charts how its social concerns developed along his "writer's path," a personal trajectory with three distinct periods: aesthetic, metaphysical, and historical.
The distinct advantage with respect to commonly used qualitative assessments is an unambiguous representation of uncertainty, which is understandable without tedious lecture of explanatory notes.
In a lecture at the University of Vienna on October 14 , 1931 Einstein forlornly referred to these failed attempts, each conceived on a distinct differential geometrical basis, as a "graveyard of dead hopes" (Einstein, 1932).
