Sentence examples for plan and content from inspiring English sources

Having examined the plan and content of these works let us now take a brief look at some of the sources of Dionysius' ideas (and associated problems), and at the character of Dionysius' writing in order to determine what in practice he is actually doing and to see if there is anything genuinely philosophical in his writing.

Every new digital device, Web business plan, and content model in the burgeoning Web media space would be put into question.

The "guide on the side" model takes off a lot of the pressure on teachers in terms of lesson plan design and content delivery.

"We have occasionally made wider suggestions regarding the Climate Changing programme but at all times the Science Museum retained full editorial control over its plans and content".

Ms. Zola said that the group had to spend $2 million of the $4 million it had raised so far to pay for architectural plans and content development.

The Modelling Silchester module is envisaged as a long term and distinctive part of the classics curriculum at Reading, and its potential has been recognised by a £20,000 teaching and learning grant to allow the purchase of computer hardware and software, travel to events and time for project planning and content creation.

I take his relaxed approach as a sign that he feels pretty confident in his game-plan and content with his surroundings.

Online communities that enable teachers to share ideas, lesson plans and content are another example of how technology can bring greater scale to education.

Qualitative data was collected through think-aloud protocols during the participants⿿ written composition process, and quantitative data was obtained by calculating the indicators of planning and content generating strategies on the coded data.

A source in the video distribution industry directly familiar with Intel's plans and content dealings tells TechCrunch the semiconductor company is dead serious about getting its chips into the living room.

More specifically, the cognitive processes under investigation were grouped under two categories: Planning and Content Generation, and the investigation was designed to observe if there was a tendency to use any of these categories more than the other one while composing in a particular language.