As a former practitioner, Mr. Metzger grounds the class in current events and practical application of theory.
These political and ideological consequences of Archaic Greek thought can be seen as a kind of practical application of theory.
Re "The Kind of Noise That Keeps a Body on Balance" (What's Next, Nov. 14), about the potential for socks that help people maintain their balance: The inventor credits theoretical physics for his invention, while a physicist praises the inventor's practical application of theory.
The district began the strategy last fall, with a science teacher imparting the practical applications of theory taught by a technology teacher in another class.
Unlike academic education that develops scientific theories, the spirit of applied-scientific education is the practical application of these theories.
Each of the chapters, in most cases written by multiple authors,.provides an extensive review of the literature on a particular area of focus, an excellent synthesis of theory, and an effort at practical application of the theory to career counseling, job development, and job placement for persons with disabilities.
Practical application of the theory is illustrated for a large leukemia microarray study.
Roth's design of the New England Program for Kidney Exchange represents [one example of a] large-scale, practical application of matching theory.
Roth's design of the New England Program for Kidney Exchange represents another large-scale, practical application of matching theory.
This allows for practical application of economic theory and vaults students into their business career with a competitive edge.
However, the excessive computational cost produced by repetitively extreme value analysis severely influences the practical application of evidence theory.
