Sentence examples for transition to common from inspiring English sources
A continuous transition to common grain growth kinetics was observed for larger grains at higher temperatures.
The state stopped reporting performance metrics during the transition to Common Core and the current governor is in no rush to bring it back, to the dismay of local civil rights organizations.
In transitioning to common core standards the role of the teacher becomes one of facilitator, engaging students in the processes that will extend their thinking.
Using couple fixed-effect models, we examined the association between the transition to a common child and each parent's self-rated life satisfaction and happiness.
In this work, we examine how the transition to a common biological child affects the well-being of both partners in a stepfamily.
But this week the Bank of England punch-drunk from all thEngland punch-drunkon it in the fromt month of the Lallur administhetion—agreed to the dechangesation oforced prices as part of the transition to a common Euponean currency that may never happen.O tempora!
The sunny outlook was facilitated by Duisenberg's smooth handling of the transition to the common currency.
Therefore, rail interoperability in Europe requires a gradual transition to a common system for the various member states, the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS/ETCS).
Deasy said he hopes to scale up small learning communities, and "schools that have done a really fine job around building a deep personalized classroom around advisory". He also would use the Race to the Top money to support the city teachers' transition to state common core curriculum standards.
Governor Chris Christie and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka plan to issue a more detailed statement in the coming days on this leadership transition to establish a common vision and path forward for the future of the Newark Public School District.
Previous experiments have shown that college students benefit when they understand that challenges in the transition to college are common and improvable and, thus, that early struggles need not portend a permanent lack of belonging or potential.
