Finally, students highly valued the fact that they had integrated the contents of the course, not only through learning the theory, but also through the practical work carried out.
But intelligence arguably requires not only the ability to converse but the ability to integrate the content of language into the rest of one's psychology for example, to recognize objects and to engage in practical reasoning, modifying one's behaviour in the light of changes in one's beliefs and preferences.
The probable limited prior knowledge of situations of uncertainty of my participants may have constrained their ability to effectively integrate the content into their visions for teaching evolution.
In January, MTV closed its user-generated content based channel MTV Flux, prefering to integrate the content into its MTV-branded music channels.
In [36], the authors propose a semantic image adaptation scheme to provide mobile users with the most desired image content by integrating the content semantic importance with user preferences under limited mobile display constraints.
SlideChute was built to be straightforward and easy to use, designed for publishers that don't have access to much IT support, which means that, as mentioned before, publishers can integrate the content management system into any site with one line of code.
They showed that the jays also can integrate the content of what-where-when episodes into a single memory; that they can flexibly update information about the decay rate of the foods [8], [23]; that they are sensitive to who observes them while caching [24]; and that they can even plan for future needs [25].
An effort was made to examine and integrate the content from the younger women's group despite this limitation.
At the beginning of each section, a concise overview of individual chapters integrates the content of the chapters into the section.
She believed that the use of case studies has helped integrate the content within the didactic portion of nursing school and the clinical.
