Self, S. Krakatau revisited: the course of events and interpretation of the 1883 eruption.
This view has implications in our curriculum design, and the HPI CI data have prompted us to revisit the prerequisite courses for General Microbiology.
In the course of your research, revisit the New York Times 2005 Class Matters series (//www.nytimes.com/learning/issues_in_depth/20050515.html).
As in Switzerland, the legislature should get a first look at any draft and be allowed to respond with its own alternative, or to refine the wording.Once an initiative has run through these filters and succeeds on the ballot, the legislature must be able to revisit the subject in due course.
As such, if they have difficulties understanding what the instructor is saying or if they are struggling with the fast pace of the course, they can revisit the video lecture or certain parts of it, as many times as they desire, until they are able to comprehend the topics being covered to their satisfaction.
Thus, it pays to consider conditions to negotiating, but they must be established with care preferably in writing and revisited throughout the course of talks as a test of compliance and trust building.
What themes should continually be revisited over the course of a year?
Just as many of us hoped while trying to cram for tests, research has shown it is possible to enhance the power of sleep-time to consolidate memories -- both those we've created and those we've revisited in the course of our waking day.
And the administration agreed to revisit the new requirements halfway through their course, with the possibility of adjusting them.
Of course some now revisit the Pardew era with belated affection but this is the same manager who abused Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini in his technical area last season and was fined £100,000 by Newcastle United for headbutting Hull City's David Meyler last March, picking up a seven-game ban in the process.
