Only 1percentt of girls here finish elementary school, meaning that a young woman is more likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth than to become literate.
Remarkably, Keff is the product of the intrinsic reactivity by a screening factor S, which has an elementary geometrical meaning, namely, the ratio between the real and the apparent surface area.
Because some of these variants were so different from the original O. lamarckiana, he called them elementary species (meaning incipient species) and assigned new species names.
You could say that, for Pullman, stories are the elementary particles of meaning, without which we'd be less than fully human.
Sofatutor says it will use the additional capital to "tap new market segments and regions", including expanding the age-range of the students it targets by covering the elementary school curriculum, meaning that it now spans the entire school curriculum in Germany.
Not for nothing did he subtitle The Reckoning, his book on the shooting at Sandy Hook elementary school, "searching for meaning".
Teachers in the middle grades are often trained for elementary or high school, meaning students are either babied or pushed too hard.
This model serves as a conceptual backbone when designing ontologies, linking the meaning implicit in elementary information to higher-level information that is of interest to applications.
Community health workers are known in Mozambique as Agentes Polivalentes Elementares (APEs), meaning "essential [or elementary] multi-purpose agents", thus highlighting the intended focus on providing primary healthcare services to remote rural communities [ 2, 3].
Words are elementary semantic units, in that meanings are attached to symbols starting at the word level.
