Whether The Times likes it or not, its reviews reinforce descriptive and prescriptive norms about class.
The Linnaean system of classification, with its prescriptive hierarchy of species, genus, family, order, class, phylum and kingdom, ultimately lumps everything alive into one of three giant groups known as domains.The most familiar domain, though arguably not the most important to the Earth's overall biosphere, is the eukaryotes.
The latter, prescriptive capabilities help planners address a class of spatial problems called "cartographic allocation" (Tomlin, 1990), which concerns allocation of subsets (or zones) of a cartographic space to certain uses according to one or more criteria.
Furthermore, the highly prescriptive curricula in both mainstream and special classes poses difficulties for teachers who try to adapt their teaching styles to meet the educational needs of all pupils.
The specification provides guidance for the width of gaps permissible for each Class of system and details of prescriptive and performance tests that must be performed to qualify the products for use in construction.
This paper presents a prescriptive framework for the design and analysis of a class of deterministic extremum seeking controllers (ESCs) based on hybrid dynamic inclusions.
There are actually several models that can combine the various kind of the previous analytics classes such as descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive models.
Yet finding fault with filmmakers for their choices — for working on modest or expansive canvases, engaging directly in class struggle or not at all — reeks of prescriptive art.
The cars are a combination of fairly prescriptive regulations that have become more prescriptive every year for six seasons.
These guidelines, to be published in early 2012, will be less prescriptive than prior algorithms, and will discuss advantages and disadvantages of the available medication classes as well as considerations for their use.
