Students tend to neglect practicing information retrieval (self-testing) when studying on their own (Karpicke, 2009), but research has shown that testing inserted into the learning phase enhances long-term retention (Agarwal et al., 2008).
To test, insert a skewer through the centre; it should come out clean.
(To test, insert a slender skewer into heart; it should go in easily). 5. Invert artichokes again (bottoms toward coals again), and drizzle with any remaining butter.
Requirements for "living wills" that encompass hypothetical business plans have to be pored over by regulators; "stress tests" insert government assumptions deep into the decisions banks make about their capital.
To help discriminate against these artifacts, we engineered a so-called "circular permutant insertion" GFP reporter, with the test protein inserted between the native N- and C-termini of a GFP circular permutant (Fig. 2A).
At Canary Wharf, they unexpectedly met some concrete test piles inserted in the early days of the development's construction and then forgotten.
Hoping the theory would never be tested, Democrats inserted the procedural fail-safe in the budget document, allowing special protection for legislation covering health and education as long as it cut the deficit.
Instead of national TV ads, Sling is testing dynamically inserted ads that are demographically and regionally targeted, explains Lynch.
The temperature of test specimens inserted in the capsule mainbody by γ-flux is calculated using a heat transfer code, HEATING 7.2f.
The thin-film structures under test are inserted in the measuring circuit, constituting itself a part of the microwave transmission line, i.e. they are characterized in a realistic magnetoimpedance configuration, in which the alternating current flows through the sample.
