At many institutions a shift in hiring policies is occurring--away from the old model, with its absolute emphasis on research prowess, and toward a new, education-friendly model in which a candidate's acumen in the classroom is also valued.
Buyers who crave constant affirmation of their car's physical prowess will lean toward the new BMW 7 Series instead.
Students: Tell us how, if at all, you think schools should re-imagine the school day, and what is taught and assessed during it, to take advantage of students' "digital prowess" and teach toward the careers of the future.
From 1989 through August of this year, when Glazer stepped down from the chairmanship, he moved the department not only to new heights of technological prowess but also toward a more patient-centered approach, said his colleague and friend of 21 years, radiology professor Gary Glover, PhD.
Man's vision, mankind's prowess, and the path toward progress in the field of drinking water treatment evolve into new scientific and technological advancements.
He stood over 6 feet tall and was known for his hunting prowess and his brutality toward bears and Indians.
Watching all this, I found myself contemplating how much could be achieved if all of this effort, ingenuity, and engineering prowess were instead directed toward developing clean power?
So the result Tuesday was truly a mark toward East European prowess in the sport.
"A man's palate can, in time, become accustomed to anything," said Napoleon Bonaparte, and even though the general wasn't specifically referring to American food, his bon mot pretty much summed up the attitude of the French toward the culinary prowess across the Atlantic.
