Clowney, whose whirlwind recruitment has included his being trailed to some classes by a documentary film crew, punctuated the process live on ESPN's "Sports Center.
Being mindful of learning skills punctuates the process in a way that reduces anxiety by increasing the student's sense of agency.
Of course, every warming of the relationship between Moscow and Washington has been a tenuous process, punctuated by false starts and furious backpedaling.
With Petraeus having since given way to Gen. John R. Allen, scheduled to be replaced in the coming weeks by Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the infatuation with counterinsurgency has now run its course, and four-star generals have returned to the ranks of mere mortals, a process punctuated by Petraeus's own recent fall from grace.
For my first startup eCourier.co.uk (founded in 2004), getting top senior talent was a long & painful process punctuated by expensive ads and extortionate recruitment consultants.
A long process punctuated by hope and discouragement, a roller-coaster of success and frustration.
The domestication of Asian rice (Oryza sativa) was a complex process punctuated by episodes of introgressive hybridization among and between subpopulations.
But there was little follow-through, so in the decades that followed Reconstruction, the process was punctuated by reversions and rebellions.
The process of punctuated equilibria is based on the ideas of allopatric and peripatric speciation; however, biologists think that speciation can happen even when subpopulations are not isolated geographically.
Learn more online: http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/jablonski_01 The process of punctuated equilibria is based on the ideas of allopatric and peripatric speciation; however, biologists think that speciation can happen even when subpopulations are not isolated geographically.
