He peppers the merchants with questions, in a kind of commercial catechism designed both to refine the decisions being made and to instruct his charges in the rigors of merchandising.
Can a teacher confronting the poverty of some children in Bedford-Stuyvesant be made to compete with a teacher instructing affluent children in Scarsdale?
This makes it possible to instruct components on how and when to behave; e.g. to map or unmap, update privileges, apply filters, etc.
He jokes to relieve tension, to instruct, to make a point.
If they failed to make the instructed movement to within 7° of visual angle from one of the two targets within 1.5 s of fixation offset, then the animal received no reward and the start of the next trial was delayed by 2 s.
And a VERY IMPORTANT POINT TO MAKE," he instructs, holding one finger in the air, "Is that science is really important.
The respondents who failed to make the instructed choice were dropped from the analysis.
Burdette notes, "Overall, it appears that Peale used mint equipment and employees to make medals as instructed by Congress and the mint director, and to produce copies from private and official dies for sale to anyone who was interested.
It also says that its investments are not simply there to make money: "when instructing the investment managers, Bill and Melinda also consider other issues beyond corporate profits, including the values that drive the foundation's work.
To make pages uniform, instruct students to include a title, written text and images on each page.
Participants were instructed to make piles of similar statements in ways that made sense to them and to give labels to each pile they created to reflect the statements within.
