Sentence examples for forces that construct from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of Content: Students develop knowledge and skills to critique the social, political, cultural, and historical forces that construct traditional content knowledge and design academic content that is dynamic, inquiry-based, and encompasses multiple literacies, and cultural perspectives.

To answer that we first have to control our knee-jerk attitude that stigmatises people who visit mediums as ignorant and stupid – that in itself shows a staggering ignorance of the social and personal forces that construct and reinforce someone's belief.

For 99 Cents or Less, Wang explains, "I was thinking about the forces that construct the universe of consumer goods the environment out of which the readymade emerges.

There are two forces, namely, top-down and bottom-up forces, that constructed space for NGOs to institutionally participate in the revision.

The complexity of this region creates a variety of mechanical forces that challenge any fusion construct.

Such a formulation permitted us to focus on the estimated hepatic glucose uptake and lactate production/clearance without the need to estimate other forces that drive the clearance of glucose from plasma, which are implicit in the forcing-function construct.

A Metal Gear Solid codec would be nice, or a LucasArts adventure client that forces you to construct all your tweets using a SCUMM interface... Failing that, Horace Goes Tweeting?

Because the documentary evidence for this as for most families is limited, Kennan is forced to construct scenarios that plausibly explain minor historical mysteries: why and how James Kennan of Dumfries, Scotland, born between 1715 and 1720, arrived in Massachusetts before 1744, or why in the 1790's his son George moved his family to Vermont.

If the CCD option is selected for one of the LC detector systems, it is hoped that these groups will join forces to construct the new detector.

Adams blended the psychological insights of New England Puritanism, with its emphasis on the emotional forces throbbing inside all creatures, and the Enlightenment belief that government must contain and control those forces, to construct a political system capable of balancing the ambitions of individuals and competing social classes.

But on campuses, rules about that kind of speech can be helpful and instructive because they force students to construct arguments that don't rely on ad hominem attacks and therefore make the world a better place.