It seems the activities stretched pupils intellectually and practically, which was regarded both positively and negatively among the pupils.
This structure, which practically can be regarded as square-planar is also observed for the tetraammine copper II) complex [19], the cyclam complex [20], and the bis amino acidates) complexes [21].
Practically all respondents regarded corporal punishment as negative.
Political prisoners favored fellow-activists over criminals and "asocials" — a category that included the homeless, the mentally ill, and prostitutes — whom they regarded as practically subhuman.
A young woman regarded as practically invisible at first, who finally emerges as the only figure capable of bargaining Rutherford into submission, she is a north country Nora who doesn't walk out of the doll's house so much as rearrange it on her own terms.
Jerry Ford, who with his wife, Eileen, established one of the most recognizable modeling agencies in the world, turning a profession regarded as practically a hobby in the 1940s into one dominated by well-paid supermodels in the 1980s, died on Sunday in Morristown, N.J.
"Say on pay" has also forced boards to get better at costing perks that once were wrongly regarded as practically free.Yet the golden parachute is a "chronic problem that I don't see changing anytime soon," says Donald Hambrick, a management professor at Pennsylvania State University.
Maybe the recent rise of unprotected sex is an aberration; maybe the pendulum will swing back the other way and condomless sex will once again be regarded as practically a crime.
The registration of solid cancers is regarded as practically complete (Lund, 1981; Teppo et al, 1994).
However, in the latter part of the 20th century the disease was regarded as practically extinct.
