That was the graphic conclusion I took away from Tuesday's GLA Intelligence Unit seminar - graphic, because the visual representations provided by James Browne of the Institute for Fiscal Studies precisely illustrated such an outcome.
Your laudatory article describing James Maas's course in psychology at Cornell University (news article, Nov. 17) precisely illustrates one of the major problems faced by all educators: Should one entertain, or should one ensure that one's students learn the material?
Matt Kibbe, the president of FreedomWorks, a political action committee that has funneled millions of dollars to Tea Party candidates, said the I.R.S. actions precisely illustrated the movement's founding critique that big government leads to abuse of power.
The artist Jenny Cowern was discovered and promoted by Mary, as was Percy Kelly, a "troubled genius" who acknowledged in his precisely illustrated letters – which Mary later published in Dear Mary, Love Percy (2011) – the importance of her affection and trust, and the "healthy curative breeze" of her support.
This property was not precisely illustrated in the previous definitions.
We provide an example below to more precisely illustrate this argument (for more details, see [1]).
The advantage of the new fractional derivative has no singularity, which was not precisely illustrated in the previous definitions.
Structure determination methods (such as X-ray crystallography and electron cryo-microscopy) can precisely illustrate protein interaction interface, while these structural methods require high concentration of purified proteins.
- Our functional characterization of the Sdic multigene family precisely illustrates the genomic consequences of the arms race established among males, which continuously, and in a very short evolutionary time, reshapes the genetic network that underlies male reproductive traits.
"This example just illustrates precisely the kind of situation that universal credit was designed to avoid: a barrier to taking up better-paid work.
