Are tutor behaviors also subject to oscillation as they adapt and modify to changing groups of students and different course content, or is tutoring in fact a more steady, habitual act?
Privacy law in Europe is likely to be modified to reflect changing models of information collection and sharing.
While the exterior of the 98-foot-long brick structure has largely remained the same over time, the interior has been modified to reflect changing needs and uses.
Sections of the first edition reflect the period of her own upbringing ("Chaperons and Other Conventions") and were later modified to reflect changing customs ("The Vanishing Chaperon and Other New Conventions").
The researchers found reduced stability and an inability to produce proactive anticipatory adjustments among patients, but the ability to adapt to multiple perturbations or to modify responses to changing amplitudes or directions was comparable to a group of healthy subjects.
As pointed out by Di Martino et al. [ 62], with respect to the Italian situation, since the immigration law has come into force in 1999 no common regulations have been adopted, therefore each M-RD center continues to be framed within local regulations, often not transparent, which may differ and be modified according to changing needs.
Moreover, the automation solution can be swiftly modified to meet changing requirements.
The Baird-Rice isotropic turbulence model, suitably modified to account for changing length scales, produced an excellent fit of the bubbly-regime data.
The institute's programs are constantly expanding and are modified to meet the changing needs of industry, government, and other sectors.
Since its introduction in 2005 the engine, which initially produced 478 hp has been developed and modified to meet the changing regulations of both the ALMS and the ACO.
Whereas eq 1 depicts Lorentzian line shapes, the line broadening is readily modified to Gaussian by changing the exponent from − t/ T2, mn to −(t/ T2, mn ).
