Generative learning can enable learners to flexible apply the intelligence what they have learned and generated to various relevant future situations (Engle 2006; Fiorella and Mayer 2015).
The topic list will be used to direct the interviews, but will be informally and flexible applied in order to prevent us from imposing our preconceptions.
A Senate committee resolution said the new headquarters should be within two miles of a Metro station and two and a half miles from the Beltway, but Mr. Tangherlini said the G.S.A. would be flexible in applying those requirements.
The Environmental Protection Agency, under fire from the utility industry and from Republicans in Congress for what they call excessive regulation, has sent signals that it will be flexible in applying the new rules and may grant extensions or exemptions to make sure the lights stay on.
Specifically, OFDMA is able to combat the frequency-selective multi-path fading and flexible in applying dynamic radio resource allocation (RA) for performance improvement.
In particular, the OFDMA technology is able to combat frequency-selective multi-path fading and flexible in applying dynamic radio resource allocation (RA) for performance improvement.
Under the right conditions, this sense of approval and disapproval develops into wisdom, which includes having a grasp of the spirit behind moral rules so that one knows how to be flexible in applying them.
At present the right to seek flexible working applies only to parents with children under six or parents of disabled children under 18.
JIM STAHL Orange Village, Ohio, Jan . 16 2013 Mr. Waring's views about part-time work and flexible schedules apply to the needs of an ever-growing demographic: the family caregiver.
While many people generally assume flexible working applies in the most part to practices which help people with young families work around those responsibilities, the commission focused on a much wider definition which encompassed all forms of work flexibility for all different types of workers.
