BookRenter has already been working with schools (over 500 to be exact) to license its textbook rental platform, so the company says it is aware of the challenges that these schools face in the fragmented course materials sourcing and fulfillment market.
Another promising work is Heather Dewey-Hagborg's "Totem" (2010), a gypsum tower that records visitors' conversations and spits them out in fragmented form over the course of the exhibition.
Within a few years he modified Eliot's "free elective" system; devised general examinations to offset the effect of fragmented, isolated courses; and set up a tutorial plan to supplement undergraduate lectures.
In this regard, for the development of the country's economy and transport infrastructure, a rational pavement design is developed, which is presented in rigid fragmented asphalt bedding course.
But find me a greater collection of nitro-fueled hot rods and grotesque mutants and fragmented skulls, all coursing through the wind-swept heat, and tell me you won't feel compelled to run that red-light when you leave the theater.
Given the lack of an educational substructure for EBP in the curriculum, the informants separately described similar themes of arbitrary integration of EBP content across the different preprofessional intervention and research courses, and fragmented use of teaching-learning and evaluation methods.
Over the course of fragmented vignettes, an aging, entrepreneurial surfer realizes he's past his prime.
Previous studies suggest that LDH is a more reliable and accurate marker of cytotoxicity, since damaged cells is fragmented completely during the course of prolonged incubation with substances [17].
Faculty growing numbers of whom hold fragmented part-time appointments develop their courses in isolation from one another while students are left to their own devices to discern any possible connections.
Taken together, they make up a surprisingly rounded whole, offering in their entirety a personal cartography of the writer: the closest thing, among all his writings, to a kind of fragmented 'autobiography.'" Of course, as the moderator admitted, "the closest thing … to a kind of fragmented 'autobiography' " doesn't mean that much at all.
