But if more students who would otherwise be held back a grade are now taking summer courses, so, too, are more driven, collegebound types whose parents hope for higher test scores and like the idea of structured, year-round learning.
The JDP seeks to reintroduce individuals with mental illness into a sustained care environment, combining mental health and housing services as part of a structured year-long engagement.
Assessment, measure; structure, year, growth, velocity, stature; skeletal, metaphysis, wrist, cartilage; child, baby, birth, premature; adult, osteoporosis.
Never tightly structured ("For years it functioned as a real disorganization," Recchion jokes), the collective began to dissolve in the early 80s.
A long-term vision is established, consisting of three phases: structuring (2 3 years), expansion (5 6 years), and consolidation (12 15 years).
Goldman's partnership culture it is a bit of an oddity on Wall Street as the firm and its rivals shed their partner structures years ago when they went public.
Lastly, we included organizational control factors, such as structure, years in existence, and size in our model.
But what he calls his "no-impact" year, structured to minimize his carbon (and ecological) footprint, was also a fun year.
Over the course of a year structured pre and post-tests were developed for use during each Journal Club.
The sort of planned giving, structured over several years, that is common in America is a rarity in Britain.
For nearly 20 years, structured sacrifice and singular dedication kept Dawes intensely focused on her goals.
