Our interpretation is that, when students, such as those in the control courses, are moving through Stage 2, they are actually expanding what they know about evolution by recognizing that many different mechanisms of evolution exist.
Lowriders move through stages of life, sharing relationships inside their clubs.
In these monologues he moves through stages of terror, denial, reflection on his deeds, acceptance and prayerful penitence.
Each chalk moves through stages: goodbye to the family, pick-up of weapons, loading of baggage onto the chalked truck, holding-time in a cafeteria, paperwork, inoculations.
Mr. McKenzie said that many schools would necessarily move through stages, starting off enamored of computers' flashiest functions, then eventually realized that "it's about teaching, not technology".
A recurring theme throughout the book – also reflected in its title – is the evolving nature of the food security challenges countries face as they move through stages of economic growth.
In her fictive world, Beyoncé can name black female pain, poignantly articulated by the passionate poetry of Somali-British poet Warsan Shire, and move through stages evoked by printed words: Intuition, Denial, Forgiveness, Hope, Reconciliation.
Many baby items are discarded not because they're worn out but because they're no longer being used — infants move through stages quickly and that baby swing may only have been indispensable for a few months.
As teams move through stages of the accelerator, they will be looking for ways to cultivate that sense of passion and urgency at every step, going beyond the day-to-day to develop businesses that maximize impact for those who can ill-afford their next meal.
8 The process moves through stages as proposed in the transtheoretical model of behavior change.
