On the other hand, in secondary education, business and economics is still rarely taught systematically or may be organized very flexibly, for example, according to fields of professional practice in commercial vocational education in Germany.
Experts have a conceptual framework that allows them to recognize meaningful patterns of information, effectively organize content, flexibly retrieve pertinent knowledge with little effort, and assess their level of understanding of concepts.
These modules can be organized and sequenced flexibly to tailor treatment to each child's characteristics and needs.
Later investigators emphasized the importance of flexibly organized groups, leadership skills, and job satisfaction based on less tangible rewards than salary alone.
The Internet and the Web are allowing the scientists to pursue those activities on their own or through flexibly organized "virtual" associations.
Both mammals and birds can flexibly organize their behavior over time.
It may also be possible to organize them more flexibly for example, in modular format.
We propose that, in addition to changes in the activity of individual CA1 neurons, their ability to rapidly and flexibly organize in stable cellular assemblies underlies the process of learning and memory.
A finite state machine (FSM) is used to control the decoding procedure flexibly and the context scheduling is organized carefully to minimize the access times of context RAMs.
It appears, then, that the kind of outputs a production system is designed to produce can flexibly and adaptively alter the way the system is organized and operates.
