Sentence examples for introductory secondary from inspiring English sources
Statutes and relevant case law of both unions are discussed and compared, providing an introductory secondary source for scholars and practitioners.
High failure and withdrawal rates in introductory post-secondary mathematics courses are a problem locally, nationally, and internationally.
Darja Kalajdzievska and Lindsay Wessel (University of Manitoba) were concerned about the failure and withdrawal rates in introductory post-secondary mathematics courses.
General science is a form of balanced science that emerged as an introductory subject in secondary schools during the twentieth century in the United States and the United Kingdom (primarily England and Wales), as well as in Japan, where it was dubbed "ippan rika".
This is especially important for primary, secondary, and introductory level undergraduate science courses.
Done badly, done clunkily, done without any pretence of artfulness or critique t's basically an under-studied undergraduate desperately quoting from the introductory pages of 15 secondary texts in a failed attempt at looking in control.
A study by the Computer Science Teachers Association shows that the number of secondary schools offering introductory computer science classes decreased 13%% from 2005 to 2009 (CSTA 2009).
Introductory courses outside the primary or secondary subfield can be counted as political science electives.
An experiment to aid the transition from secondary school chemistry to introductory chemical engineering in higher education is described.
Economists refer to the current surge of foreclosures as the third wave, distinct from the initial spike when speculators gave up property because of plunging real estate prices, and the secondary shock, when borrowers' introductory interest rates expired and were reset higher.
This orientation is similar at area secondary schools, although the introductory period is longer, at three years in duration, and the final specialist period is shorter, at two years.
