Sentence examples for into one course from inspiring English sources

This paper examines how four innovative Internet technologies were incorporated into one course at The UK Open University.

The curriculum is, by necessity, somewhat light on physical education and the humanities; in fact, English and social studies are lumped into one course.

The problem began, geographers and educators say, in the 1950's, when schools began absorbing geography and history into one course: social studies.

By Paul Moor and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 21 , 1949P. 23 Incidental Intelligence: The Barbizon Studio and Fashion Modeling, has amalgamated two courses formerly known as "Savoir-Faire I" and "Savoire-Fair II" into one course called "Entrances, Exits, and Social Graces".

Also ask yourself if you are putting too much time into one course that you must neglect your other courses, thereby, perhaps pulling down all your grades.

Mr. Heicklen would bring Penn State dancers, actors and cheerleaders into one course to illustrate molecular vibration and to celebrate scientific discovery.

When we speak about SR, we are assessing how successful are students in their exams, without taking into account the total success in one course.

Furthermore, the pharmacy costs only take into account one course of therapy, which may lead to an underestimate of total pharmacy costs for the SOC and all oral therapeutic models depending on the need for re-treatment.

At some point downstream the plain broadens out, and most river channels break up into more than one course.

A total of 30 healthy, postmenopausal, female volunteers were recruited into the trial and received one course of 20 μg day−1 ethinyloestradiol for 14 days during screening.

Depending on placement results, students are either exempt from, or placed into, one English course.