Since Davis is renowned for his perceptions of a given audience's needs, his muddled sense of his own readership is a surprise.
When it is, he or she can turn to the question of which mathematics is appropriate for the given audience and the appropriate form(s) of pedagogy for that group.
We suggest working practices to identify training needs, to articulate learning objectives and to ensure delivery of suitable training for given audiences, a quality-assurance process and a sound organizational framework.
Yet one must inevitably acknowledge the pleasure he had given audiences for over half a century.
14 October Ken Loach's latest angry tribute to the working class impressed the elite back in May when it won the Palme d'Or at Cannes and is set to be his biggest film for years, giving audiences a glimpse at a welfare state that makes life hard for those who need it most.
Nevertheless, he felt this was a small price to pay for a production that gave audiences "renewed access to the play's imagery, and a strong scent of blood".
A designated rock circle for fire performers gave audiences a somewhat safe distance to observe these master flame manipulators.
Having a familiar saying, ABC's sports-themed "Back in the Game" with James Caan, for instance, may give audiences a comfortable entree into a show.
Responding to a joke about how obligatory it is for Olympians to give audiences a glimpse of their gold medals, Mr. Jones did just that as the panel began.
Rushworth Kidder of the Christian Science Monitor praised the film for giving audiences a view of their modern life from a different perspective, while simultaneously proving that a film does not need to have murder, violence, innuendo or even a main villain for dramatic storytelling.
