This study makes a significant contribution to research, since no other literature review or meta-analysis has been conducted so far investigating educational and web-based games and simulations with such an extensive subject and discipline coverage in higher education.
And Miami is facing extensive N.C.A.A. discipline after a major donor said he provided cash, prostitutes and gifts to more than 70 players from 2002 to 2010.
Thereby, TOM embeds extensive-form calculations within the normal form, deriving advantages of both forms: the nonmyopic thinking of the extensive form disciplined by the economy of the normal form.
By mastering an extensive latticework of disciplines rather than specializing early -- in short, by pursuing a liberal education.
Unfortunately, nanotechnology research is not cheap and requires extensive collaboration with disciplines far removed from biotechnology.
The literature describing these larger health disciplines is extensive; however very little is known about smaller disciplines such as physical therapists (PTs) and other rehabilitation providers.
There were few men alive at that time that held the administrative experience, extensive training, calmness of discipline and deliberateness to maintain the army's position on the battlefield that day.
Facial aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, as a distinct clinical discipline, requires extensive planning, where photography forms a central role.
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The design of mechatronic systems requires extensive knowledge from various disciplines that has to be mastered, applied, and cross-linked.
The PhD Program in Art History at the University of Chicago offers multifaceted art historical training including object-driven teaching and research, robust language offerings, and opportunities for extensive coursework in other disciplines across the Humanities Division, the Social Sciences Division, and the Divinity School, among others.
