The design principles that favoured the creation of this corpus are representativeness (size, topic, sources, level of technicality), contemporariness (current, authentic, up-to-date publications) and accessibility (online, free-accessed, computerized texts).
To meet this broad goal, the proposals are flexible in project size, topic, and team composition with no trans-nationality requirements.
There's a site called Books by the Foot where you can buy books by color, size, topic, etc.
The lessons are split into manageable, bite-size topics to fit in with busy schedules.
The concept was developed in the 1970s and extensively used in the 1990s and early twenty-first century in a vast variety of sizes, topics, and geographical coverage.
Then divide the class into six groups (or more groups if needed, depending on class size; the topics below can be duplicated within a class), and assign to each one of the mathematical concepts used with vehicles listed below.
We have collected three labeled Twitter datasets which differ in terms of size, discussion topics, and labeling method.
2001 Aug 7 11 15 R584-77). 1) To avoid excess in both manuscript size and topics, we have removed terms such as "adaptive landscape", "functional landscapes", and "landscapes of functional strategies" from the final manuscript version (see also our response to reviewer 2).
Organisations vary substantially by size and topics of interest.
Clothing is not "sized up" (Topics item, Feb. 4) because the National Bureau of Standards, whose function it is to set all standards of measurement for the purpose of encouraging commerce and industry, has long since ceased to work in clothing-size standards.
By capitalizing on the digital habits of students, the classroom can be filled with interactivity regardless of the class size or topic.
