Several studies have pointed out the evident racial achievement gap but recent research has revealed a sad truth -- an African-American male with an associate degree has the same chances of getting a job as a white male with a high school diploma.
Friderike took a subtly different view, noting that it manifested a desire for "escape from everyday things into the realm of great achievement, evident in his whole mode of life".
However, the clinical significance of the small difference is not evident in academic achievements.
Evident though the achievements of late antiquity and the early middle ages are, it is also clear that they constitute a fire-break without parallel in European history.
In unison, the troops replied: "Hello commander!" and "Serve the people!" Later, standing on the Tiananmen rostrum, the spot where Mao proclaimed the creation of the new China, Hu declared in an eight-minute speech: "[We] have triumphed over all sorts of difficulties and setbacks and risks to gain the great achievements evident to the world.
The success of Cuba's national transformation to sustainable agriculture is also evident in the achievements that have taken place in promoting and establishing urban agriculture in Havana.
The term impostor syndrome, coined in 1978, is described as a feeling of "phoniness in people who believe that they are not intelligent, capable or creative despite evidence of high achievement". Basically, when you feel inadequate despite evident success.
The jubilation in Hodnett's voice at her achievement is evident.
At the same time, the active-learning approach worked disproportionately well for black students — halving the black-white achievement gap evident in the lecture course — and for first-generation college students, closing the gap between them and students from families with a history of college attendance.
But the cumulative heft of Nolan's cinematic achievement is evident throughout The Dark Knight Trilogy (2012, Warner, 12) box set, in which the disparately ambitious strands of the series are impressively brought together as proof of the director's uncanny ability to please and challenge the crowd simultaneously.
