From an instructive perspective new technologies play an important role in VET, and in different ways.
Although remote sensing, GIS, and spatial statistics have been reviewed separately elsewhere, the encompassing review, the inclusion of lists of URLs, and the extensive references make the introductory chapters timely and instructive for new users.
His instructive and entertaining new book, "The Missionary and the Libertine," a collection of 25 essays published in The New York Review of Books between 1985 and 1995, reinforces his reputation as a modern Orientalist with an original voice.
Comparison between the bright emissive compound 2 and the weak fluorescence compounds 1 and 3 clearly gives evidence that a subtle structure modification can arouse great property changes, which is instructive in designing new high-efficiency organic luminescent materials.
A study of international collaboration clusters in Africa conducted by Adams et al. (2014) showed that, the research axis between Egypt, Saudi Arabia and United States is an instructive example of new and changing collaboration patterns, and the number of papers co-authored between Egypt and the United States has grown but has remained around 10% of Egyptian output since 1995.
I wanted to see it in some new and instructive way, but I didn't.
Mr. Wallace's tragic transformation is instructive as we contemplate new leadership for the nation.
Poignantly inferior paintings surprise in "Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night," an instructive little show in new, cozy galleries at MOMA. (Good luck squeezing in).
It would have been more instructive to learn something new about why her health reform initiative failed or to explain in some detail why she was overwhelmingly re-elected by New York voters and has been, as even some Republican senators acknowledge, an effective senator.
We aim to provide a sufficiently instructive description to equip new and current researchers in the area to select the most appropriate methodology for their needs.
