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"In our country, our sport is considered something of a miracle," she said in her native Russian, explaining that because Latvia is so small, many in the country have considered high athletic achievements to be unattainable.
However, until now the most attention has been devoted to the development of short fiber biocomposites for non-structural applications, whereas only a few works have considered high performance biocomposites for structural applications.
"With the development of more vocationalism at A-level, our degree courses provide a clear progression for students who would not normally have considered higher education," says Lloyd.
We genuinely want our students to learn things that Benjamin Bloom (1956) would have considered higher level, but we struggle with how to assess it.
Certainly anyone who has considered buying a high-definition television has had that thought.
When someone asked her if she had considered teaching high school, her reply was "I'm not getting a Ph.D. to go into high school teaching".
Surgical treatment may be the only curative treatment; however, surgery has been considered high risk.
The Port Authority, which owns most of the 80 acres of property along the waterfront, had considered putting high-rise housing or parking lots on the land, which had once been the site of bustling piers.
Emboldened by the potential of CMOS, some small start-ups are even attacking a part of the C.C.D. market that many had considered unassailable: high-quality digital imaging, like that used for fashion and advertising photography.
Since the lead author had been known to respondents as a government health official, her understanding of SCD would have been considered high status.
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