What really sets MoMaths apart is the ability of web-based phone users to compare their scores and usage time with their peers, integrating an element of competition into their learning.
For example, the Switch N' Play kings often integrate an element of burlesque (or boi-lesque) into our performance.
Maybe they'll say, 'Hey, if the Sprinkl'ins come in more than one color, we can do better ads.' " "We wanted to integrate an element of fun right into the product, and not just do a smaller adult product," Paley says, "but we were careful not to step over the line.
Ratnakaravarni of Mudabidri (1557), court poet at Karkala under the patronage of Bhairasa Wodeyar, is famous for successfully integrating an element of worldly pleasure into asceticism and for treating the topic of eros with discretion in a religious epic, his magnum opus the Bharatadesa Vaibhava.
Among them, Ratnakaravarni is famous for successfully integrating an element of worldly pleasure into asceticism and for treating the topic of eroticism with discretion in a religious epic written in the native sangatya metre (a metre initiated by Hoysala poet Sisumayana), his magnum opus, the Bharatadesa Vaibhava (c. 1557).
Although forest managers are trained to optimize timber production, they should be encouraged to integrate biodiversity conservation as an element of sustainable forest management.
An online retailer can integrate all elements of a site and supply chain without ever touching physical inventory.
Therefore, instead of integrating empathy or compassion as an element of our model, we used the theory of perspective-coordination by Selman (2003).
The concentration of Pb was evaluated by the standard calibration curve method as well as by using an approach based on the integrated intensity of strongest emission of an element of interest.
Because the hemodynamic response integrates neural activity over several seconds, an element of reanalysis may be present even at the sentence stage.
