The exchanges I heard consisted of repeating the conclusions that had just been reached, rather than independently extending them.
Some hands-on courses, such as art and design, would still have project-based work, but this would be done in school - rather than independently - to reduce cheating.
The findings, from two separate universities, reveal that students from state schools gained better degrees than independently educated candidates with the same A-level grades.
For the LT1, Chevrolet opted to control intake and exhaust events simultaneously, rather than independently, which would have entailed far more complexity.
They are inherited as a group; that is, during cell division they act and move as a unit rather than independently.
The major radio chains tend to make decisions about what to play more centrally than independently owned stations do, making it harder for new artists to break onto the air.
The demands are such, she adds, that, "most casting directors now work in teams rather than independently — it can be incredibly difficult to carry the stress and client needs on your own.
They might still be using the computer with you, rather than independently and this offers an opportunity to highlight the fact that the online world parallels the real world and that there are both safe and unsafe things out there.
In addition, some genes, such as those encoded at neighbouring spots on a single chromosome, tend to be inherited together, rather than independently, whereas other genes, namely those encoded on the mitochondrial genome, are inherited only from the mother, and yet other genes, encoded on the Y chromosome, are passed only from fathers to sons.
"These businesses are worth more together than independently," says Hobbs.
