Given that this example is structurally equivalent to the 'archer' case just given, it seems that just as we treat the archer as exhibiting an achievement in that case, so we should treat this agent as exhibiting a cognitive achievement here.
Their exhibit "GCC: Achievements in Retrospective" is on display at MOMA PS1 through September 7th.
Several scholars have recently analyzed multi-hop clustering algorithms, which are rare but exhibit good achievements.
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Traveling Exhibit chronicles achievements of Alpha Kappa Alpha members through the organization's one-hundred years.
A recent study showed that since the system was implemented, first-year teachers exhibited higher achievement, and schools with large percentages of teachers participating in the new system have higher rates of retention.
They are part of an exhibit that honors achievement in a variety of American endeavors.
"We had a hard time convincing the chain stores that the Hispanics pay with money," Mr. Unanue said in a 2004 interview with the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, which was recognizing him as part of an exhibit about Latino achievement.
As a group, children of alcohol abusers have previously been found to exhibit lowered academic achievement.
Previous research shows that compared to other children, children of alcohol abusers exhibit lower academic achievement [ 6, 7].
RAVI SOMAIYA Moscow The All-Russian Exhibition Center The hectic, honky-tonk Soviet fairground now called the All-Russian Exhibition Center — north of the city center and originally known as V.D.N.Kh., or the Exhibit of the Achievements of the National Economy — is peppered with monumental sculptures that brag of the glory of the Soviets.
Children whose mothers had lower levels of education and conflictual relationships with teachers exhibited lower reading achievement, on average, across elementary school.
