"But in a class of 20 students, with a certain amount of material we have to cover each day, how am I really going to do that?" ASSISTments, Thienpont told me, made this possible, echoing what I heard from another area math teacher, Barbara Delaney, the day before.
In a possible echo of the control the Aztecs once exerted, parts of Veracruz look like a police state: heavily armed marines in balaclavas patrol the area to stop drug violence.Back in 1519 the Aztecs' rivals, the local Totonac Indians, may have looked as threatening as today's drug lords.
Though one wonders if we're not seeing Amazon test the waters for a possible Echo with built-in display.
The brothers intervene with new and more disturbing arguments: it is not possible to speak false or to hold a false view or to contradict, they say, possible echoing theses of the sophist Protagoras.
In order to obtain fast but smooth convergence with maximum possible echo and noise suppression, a set of updating constraints is proposed based on various speech characteristics (e.g., energy and correlation) of reference and current frames considering whether they are voiced, unvoiced, or pause.
The drum beat of possible war echoes from Iraq.
Meanwhile, James's call for a guaranteed income, her insistence that a post-work world might be possible, finds echoes in contemporary movements, from Occupy to the Pirates party.
Trump's reluctance to accept possible defeat echoes his months-long effort to in effect declare the outcome of the election invalid well before the first votes were cast.
In New York social and media circles, rumors flew all day Thursday of possible victims, echoing another element of the Madoff affair.
The fund's latest comments on a possible Brexit echoed the Bank of England's warning on Thursday that leaving the EU would risk pushing the pound sharply lower and sending shockwaves through the global economy.
