In his memo, Mr. Klein said: "I strongly encourage superintendents to structure the use of the extended time to best meet the academic needs of students in their respective districts and to maximize the discretion given to school principals in meeting these needs".
These two examples illustrate two radically different approaches for structuring the use of resources.
The content of the communication during these meetings will be structured by the use of interview cards.
The issues raised by the projects include how designs blend in with their physical environment, energy-efficient structures, the use of natural materials in a site's design, and planning urban areas with consideration of density, open spaces and mass transportation.
However, less is known about how behavior structures the use of resources during critical seasons.
To efficiently design such structures, the use of finite element method (FEM) techniques is fundamental.
Although PSCs have evolved a variety of structures, the use of hole-transporting materials (HTMs) remains indispensable.
In order to improve the design efficiency of PFRP frame structures, the use of semi-rigid design techniques is recommended.
In modern lightweight structures the use of fasteners is preferred to other joining techniques due to the simple disassembly.
For hydrogen bonded structures the use of graph-set analysis has been suggested as a way of partially dealing with this problem [4].
