"Many Celebrations" and "Kersey" employ vamps beneath melodies that draw from Middle Eastern scales.
These include cognitive behavioral therapies, mindfulness based therapies, psychodynamic therapies, and therapies like schema therapy that draw from multiple traditions.
This crisis calls us toward more ecological farming methods that draw from the world's ancient agricultural traditions.
It and Alcorn, in Claiborne County, are in isolated, rural areas that draw from heavily black surrounding counties.
The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) does not require schools that draw from public water supplies to test for lead.
The center's research fellows, tied to no one lab but linked to them all, will have the freedom to create new research projects that draw from many areas.
In this talk, Professor McKeown will describe research projects that draw from language data along a continuum from fact to fiction.
Yet her songs ride sleek, complex studio grooves that draw from all over Africa and beyond — Nigeria, Congo, Senegal, the Caribbean — to find pleasure in hard-headed resilience.
Selection and succession programs that draw from the same limited population of executives promote an aggregation of cognitive templates based on shared experience and common pattern recognition.
Some new places embrace tradition and cook in wood-only pits, don't serve beef and make sides that draw from the North Carolina larder.
In this talk, I will share teaching approaches that draw from key aspects of "sticking teaching". Much of my research focuses on student conceptions in biology, particularly in ecology and evolution.
