In 2000, Charles P. Friedman published a remarkably farsighted paper that suggested that medical education had become "stuck" in space, time, and content[ 1].
Germany's state interior ministers met in Hamburg and issued a statement noting that there was "proof of a high degree of a security threat, both in terms of time and content".
The report, which Google declined to comment on, saying only that the team is "hard at work" but that they have nothing to share at this time, seems almost impossibly convenient in terms of time and content as an answer to what Apple revealed about its new wearable at Monday's special event.
Freedom - both in terms of time and content - is necessary for self-reflection.
Ten days ago Mr. Zakaria, who has a show on CNN and columns in Time and The Washington Post, acknowledged plagiarizing content for a column in Time.
Stop thinking about the live event as something that occurs at one point in time, and start integrating your content strategy into the mix holistically.
Particles showed enrichment in lactic acid content (and thus a decrease in glycolic acid content) in time, and interestingly PLGA-capped particles showed also an enrichment of the lauryl alcohol content.
Parents reported that older children influenced younger sibling's SV behaviour, in terms of total viewing time and content.
"What we found amazing about the opportunity was to go from ideation to production and having content in front of our fan base in a ridiculously short amount of time, and content that's produced at television-level quality," said Peter Levin, chief executive of Nerdist Industries.
One of the main themes that emerged was the use of technology to displace content in time and place, moving it out of the classroom in order to create space for discussion and engagement.
