Sentence examples for students was published from inspiring English sources
His first book, "The Elements of Real Analysis" (1964) a popular mathematics text for graduate students, was published in two editions and translated into several languages, including Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic.
That was the year when "Wacker's Manual," an illustrated textbook for Chicago eighth graders (then the terminal grade for the majority of students), was published, to prepare them for their lives as citizens.
The journal she kept during their long friendship — they met as students — was published in 1923, two years after her death (and 12 years after Mahler's, at 50) and is regarded as an important way around what some Mahler specialists call "the Alma Problem," meaning the nearly exclusive control of information about Mahler that his widow wielded for so many years.
The textbook handed out to the students was published by two of the authors (RB and AS) as complementary material to the certified ultrasound courses.
The ranking of "the world's leading urban destinations for international students" was published Tuesday by QS, a company that specializes in compiling higher education ratings.
A recent study of the effect of using Twitter on class performance using 125 pre-health professional students was published in the Journal of Computer Assisted Learning.
"Students were publishing their wiki on the Web and immediately getting feedback.
His students were publishing lots of papers, going to great postdocs".
Today, Haigh and three fellow students are publishing their findings that The Princeton Review's higher prices correlate to areas with higher income.
The study, which involved 59 students and was published last week in the journal Psychological Science, says the performance of biased students on a task that measured "executive function" skills dropped by almost two-thirds after conversations with a black researcher but not after conversations with a white researcher.
Two eyewitnesses who had identified Mr. McKinney recanted when students working with Mr. Protess questioned them, and a story by Mr. Possley, using some of the students' work, was published in The Chicago Sun-Times in 2008.
