Besides monitors who taught, there were, in Lancaster's system, monitors to take attendance, give examinations, issue supplies, and so on; school activity was to be directed with military precision; the emphasis was on drill and memorization.
However, on closer examination, the issues raised by this case do not look ones that affect research itself.
It's almost 30 years since Driving Miss Daisy was written, but its examination of issues around race still resonates.
The report, "Press Standards, Privacy and Libel," is a broad examination of issues relating to the way the British news media operate.
Trial, In law, a judicial examination of issues of fact or law for the purpose of determining the rights of the parties involved.
P.V. Danckwerts's work provides a springboard for an examination of issues dealing with creativity in research and acceptance of new viewpoints.
Considering the importance of autonomous teams as building blocks of novel organization designs and the strategic requirement for productive interactions between them, we argue for a renewed interest, and close examination of issues of interdependence between teams.
The Sun began doing so in the 1990s -- before the internet, before the Tribune Company did its worst -- when beat reporting and any serious, systemic examination of issues was eschewed in favor of "impact" journalism, special projects and Pulitzer sniffing.
But while FX has framed the series as an in-depth examination of issues both legal and moral, it does not ignore the fact the case also spilled over into popular culture.
Examination related issues (36%) were the most commonly cited problem.
It calls for an examination of issues related to the trends in the agricultural productivity.
