Table 1 Types and examples of input text Type Example Individual word Energy/ noun/ go List of words Energy, activation energy, and heat energy Phrase Problem of meltdowns Sentence/question Should we stop nuclear energy?
The phrase "problem solving" appears regularly in the biology education research (BER) literature, and there is near-universal agreement that problem solving is a valuable skill for biology students to learn and practice (AAAS, 2011; NAS, 2011).
This in turn permits humans to communicate complexly structured information and to phrase problems more easily in face of the limits of the human processing system.
He will not argue with anyone in his band, and his road manager, on whom most of the burdens fall, repeatedly sums up his problem in the phrase "Trouble with this band is it has no boss".
The phrase "authentic problem" has multiple meanings in BER, including real-world problems (Jonassen, 2011; Gormally et al., 2012), problems with personal and social relevance (Hanauer et al., 2006; Wenglinsky and Silverstein, 2007), and problems with multiple possible solutions (Steen, 2005; AAAS, 2011; Brownell et al., 2011).
A new generation of conservative critics voiced opinions not entirely dissimilar to Nae Ionescu's, asserting that Sebastian's problems were entirely Jewish, with the long dormant phrase "Jewish problem" being resurrected in several reviews.
However, my husband and I believe that it is being replaced by the phrase "no problem".
She didn't mention the Gen X'ers' patronizing phrase "no problem," which means "I (the center of the universe) am not troubled by your moderate request".
Sure enough, in an extract published at the weekend, we get the familiar Bible story, followed by the phrase: "the problem with that version of events is that almost everything about it is wrong".
"Though the casual laid-back phrase, 'no problem' may intend to communicate this, it falls short.
Like in English, there are many ways to express the phrase "no problem".
