He responds to them with the impulses of a screenwriter rather than those of a person — with his highly abstract synthesis of how people act in movies and television shows rather than how they live in life.
We in the West will put together a plan for profitability, and you do the same thing, and we'll reach a synthesis of how we can go about this.' " Concurrently, "as a bit of a throwback exercise" — as if he were preparing a scholastic paper — Stringer began reading "everything I could about management and transformation".
Students, then, could engage in a deeper synthesis of how evolutionary processes occur.
The current review provides an important synthesis of how acute exercise loads affect perceptual-cognitive performance; however, there were several notable limitations.
Here we present a synthesis of how these genetic tools have been, and could be, used to answer questions directly relevant to aspen ecology and management.
In the sections that follow, we will provide an overview of student engagement, including an explanation of common definitions and indicators of engagement, followed by a synthesis of how each type of technology influences student engagement.
11 13 However, there is currently no resource that provides an overview or synthesis of how these modelling techniques have been developed and used in tobacco control.
Sih et al. (2011) provide an extensive synthesis of how organisms are prepared (or unprepared) by their evolutionary history to cope with human induced rapid environmental change, and discuss the relative roles of behavioral plasticity and evolutionary history in coping.
Both arthropods and large grazing herbivores are important components and drivers of biodiversity in grassland ecosystems, but a synthesis of how arthropod diversity is affected by large herbivores has been largely missing.
In this paper, we describe our observations of student organizational strategies used to create the synthesis maps and of how students' organizational constructs can reveal the nuances of their understanding (or lack of understanding) of the subject.
