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Schools and society as a whole often value a student just by his or her performance in the subjects on an examination.

He gave his mother much pain by failing all the subjects.

I found myself able to sustain the conversation on such subjects with credit, at least to my memory.

Subjects indicated that this illusory shift was in the direction of the planar motion.

The "Learning field" model takes the place of the curriculum courses model based on subjects which has been used for many years.

The last two years of an engineering program include subjects within the student's field of specialization.

Sensitive to the mood of her subjects, she had decided not to lash out on any new frocks, but to recycle the old ones.

But subjects don't always remember or report accurately on how much they drink.

So far, Permanent magnet linear synchronous motor as a primary drive source is one of the best subjects in this field.

credit balance into the "capital reserve - ready to equity investment" subjects.

But Thomas wasn't to be discouraged: she looked for a new school and focused on her favourite subjects, music and theatre .

The subjects also significantly underestimated how much switching between the two media they did.

As I immerse myself in these subjects, however, I realize that it would be a misuse of my time and energy to get bogged down in details.

Men are capable of a decided pre-eminence over women in many subjects, the average of mental power in man must be above that of woman.

None of the subjects had a history of previous stroke or transient ischemic attack, but did have at least one vascular risk factor.

You prate of sentences having subjects, but all that sort of talk is out of date.

The falling experience was, just as David had hoped, enough to freak out all of his subjects.

But as he penned the Psalms, he was a man in search of godliness, which meant he probed God's mind about difficult subjects.

That was why he said what he said in sentences it took a minute to identify the subjects of.

Guan Chao is studious and methodical, able to think independently and analytically, and interested in a wide range of subjects.

And I said -- I got worried, I said, my God, I mean I've changed this guy's body image, what about human subjects, ethics, and all of that?

when tom found out his brother had flunked in every subjects, he don't want to tell that bad news to his parents.

It is not just a question of teaching British history in a clear and inclusive way, but of improving education across all subjects.

CAPD patients were compared with a control group without cardiovascular disease ascertainment that did not include subjects with diabetes.

Back in her modest two-bedroom apartment, it is hard to imagine that Lou Jing and her mother are subjects of national scrutiny.

Of course, it's not easy to terrify subjects in a science lab, or to trick people into thinking that they're about to die.

They show subjects a YouTube video of a guy driving a motorcycle into a fence over and over again to see when it ceases to be amusing.

The king had his subjects eating out of his hands.

Since the concept of key competencies was advanced, it has been used in the study of various subjects.

Therefore, the building of "double title" teaching staff has become one of the important subjects of every vocational school.

The subjects had to predict, as fast as possible, the direction of the ball and where it would land, by hitting a keyboard key.

Up to now, the concept of spacetime travel by way of black hole can only be regarded as subjects of sci-fi and not a serious science.

When I faced my own challenges, fidelity to my subjects at the moment of painting was always the goal.

In the chronic pain group, however, one of the nodes of this network did not quiet down as it did in the pain-free subjects.

A summary of test results for a large and representative group of subjects. The norm group is referred to as the standardization sample.

His major subjects are the domestic life of the American middle-class and its attendant rituals marriage, sex, child-rearing, and divorce.

e-Government -- sometimes referred to ase-Democracy -- is one of today's more controversial subjects.

However, such general vocabulary takes up a little proportion of the total tokens produced by the subjects.

He took great notice of me, called on me often to converse on those subjects.

Their belief was that the test subjects might repeat the task while sleeping, providing evidence of what sleep researchers call 'replay'.

It's not enough to take your subjects into their garden or to the local park and take their photograph.

The complementarity problem is one of the hot subjects in optimization. It has a wide range of applications in engineering and economics.

They teased him as a "red. " They were far ahead of him in subjects like mathematics.

The subjects then underwent some training in the task and were tested again to see how much they had learned.

Subjects who thought that commerce can be environmentally damaging were ready to accept the scientist as an expert.

Photo Tip: You may have to spend quite a while with your subjects, following alongside them, to get that perfect shot.

Subjects who ate such a diet had a one-third lower risk of having major depression than did subjects who did not eat such a diet.

Further research may be able to explain the sensitivity to light in terms of the types of blindness of the subjects.

From the second week, we began to have lessons. I've been expecting to my new subjects, for I enjoy them. But I'm feeling a little nervous.

There were few subjects which he had not studied and anything he had studied he could clearly expound.

These subjects switch him on, but they seem to switch her off.

The subjects were surveyed about their lifestyle habits, including how much TV they had watched in the past week.

Hale's extended harangues upon the subjects of wealth and position taught her to distinguish between degrees of wealth.

Henry, by contrast, thought it was the duty of his subjects to support him in this or any other purpose he might envision.

You know I'm such a graceless dog that these religious aspects of such subjects don't edify me such.

He remembered every detail of every book he read and was able to recall facts and trivia on a multitude of subjects.

What the researchers had not told their subjects was that there is a much simpler way to solve these problems.

Absently, he put the question to the two he had hoped were to be his first subjects, still stunned by what they had told him.

The researchers then followed the subjects' progress after they graduated, to see what sort of careers they entered.

This study also defines the practice from that of subjects, classification, and score points for the attention of the preliminary studies.

Carol Browner said she had been forced to talk with her son about subjects she never thought she'd have to discuss with him.

At least the Saudis and Kuwaitis are trying to bribe their younger subjects.

To find out, Dr Frowd recruited subjects who were shown a photograph of an unfamiliar face, which happened to be that of a football player.

The subjects had been using their phones only for an average of about four years, which may not be long enough to ascertain cancer risk.

So I looked up subjects like friendship and love and found the Bible to be very true, very pure, in a way which I wanted to live my life.

End of the period, the subjects filled out a matrix and Shisuanpingheng table, before it registered it into the general ledger.

He did not know how the world is simplified for kings. To them, all men are subjects.

There seem to be several good forums with lively subjects, one of which will reveal the identities of those big men in Fanhall. com. . .

He liked to complain about things: people at work, Harry, the council, Harry, the bank, and Harry were just a few of his favorite subjects.

The problem the world leaders faced was that they were grappling with subjects that had little resonance with most recession-struck voters.

Blair is at the top of her class, speaks French fluently, and excels at all of her subjects.

Seemingly unrelated subjects often contain the same principles, and it is only up to us as to how we make sense of them.

She also had to deal with legal battles over the disputed subjects of her plays. Her latest musical was a failure on Broadway.

In the end, he found he was no interested in doing business. He found all the subjects to be tiresome.

Model of teaching, as a visual means of teaching methods in primary and secondary schools teaching various subjects to be widespread use.

My test score doesn't reflect how much I know about the subjects.

However, the subjects will need to be followed-up to assess the long term effect of the treatment.

But David figured, if his subjects' brains were in turbo mode, they would be able to read the numbers.

Subjects thought the crude man was more likely to be a decision-maker and get his way than the same man behaving himself.

The academic quality is often incomplete, excluding important subjects (like the Beckers and science).

In fact he did not get to the White House by merely being nice, but by being bold and often confronting awkward subjects head-on.

The subjects were significantly more likely to remember information if they thought they would not be able to find it later.

The grizzled local proprietor was an expert in a wide variety of subjects, and was easily able to identify the projectile.

I would provide a platform on which subjects can select the accusations they regard as important enough to be corrected.

As a realistic dramatist , he took the morden social issues as his subjects with the aim of directing social reforms.

I thought that after coming second in so many of his subjects, Charlie ought to have been given a consolation prize at least.

One of his subjects was himself, since he's been a bike racer for years.

When he did this, he noticed that the level of the M in the blood of these subjects went down just as it would do for sighted people.

Nor can he ever count upon his subjects, who, because of their recent and continuous injuries, cannot feel secure with him.

Rather than looking at a predefined set of genes, he mapped thousands of genetic markers sprinkled across the chromosomes of his subjects.

The study subjects were then tracked to see how much they drank after watching others toss 'em back.

The research by crossing and integration among the multiple subjects would be an important direction of in-depth study in this field.

Porter and her team found that this type of training allowed subjects to track scent trails faster and with greater accuracy.

The next day the subjects were allowed to get up and move around, but without doing any strenuous or even moderate exercise.

Even as I spoke on these grave subjects, my eyes would take a glad bit of a run over the prospects, and my heart jump with pride.

Politics was one of his university subjects.

The effectiveness of psychotherapy and its place in a treatment plan are important subjects for both researchers and clinicians.

Talk about what you would do if you were a teacher for a day. What subjects would you teach, and how would you teach them?

That system can be used for multi-subjects and is an in general use teaching terrace of the intelligence network.

this was to allow all its subjects to understand each other within the empire and therefore give them a single common point.

But the same subjects would also be willing to pay up to seven dollars to avoid a tiny 1 percent chance of the same shock.

Mate said the ants, which he spent hours following, were "wonderful subjects. "

Yellow Canons Internal Medicine was the classic work of TCM. It was a monumental medical work which involving in many other subjects.

A week later, the subjects returned to the lab and were shown the list of traits and asked to indicate which ones described them.

In teaching and guide more young friend that the door to explore the wonderful and the optical sense of human subjects.

In another study they found that subjects do not think of a frequent bather as a particularly lonely person.

It used to be that we could only see what parts of the brain lit up when our subjects performed different tasks.

The subjects covered are traditional: consumption, tax, currencies, inflation, that sort of thing.

RESULTS: The subjects with dry eye had TTR, tear evaporation, and osmolarity significantly different from that of healthy normal subjects.

One cannot even say that the subjects of antiquity's theory of knowledge did not realize that.

Despite their generality, however, these subjects seem to us essentially empirical, and our arguments against theory will not apply to them.

The Selfish Empress - It is said that she was a keen Buddhist, but many women and subjects were killed just for making her angry.

We have tried two or three subjects already without success, and what we are to talk of next I cannot imagine.

Subjects with specifically located brain damage, however, responded only to slapstick endings, which did not depend on a particular context.

Study subjects were asked to repeat the exercise at least three times a day as well as keep a calendar of their tic activity.

English tense system has always been one of the main subjects for linguists and grammarians .

When subjects were looking at something funny, the first thing it happened was that two regions in their left hemispheres lit up.

People who don't read poetry think it is only about lofty subjects. In writing about these topics, they are trying to achieve depth.

Result It was found that this method was effective in estimating the fatigue status of the subjects.

In 1989, the new national curriculum came out with three major subjects: English, Maths and Science.

Adding and dropping of subjects are allowed during the stipulated period at the beginning of each semester.

On their site you can view short segments from the days of each one of the subjects as well as a biographical page.

Internal memories are similar to scenes from a movie: they contain specific subjects and take place in particular settings and time periods.

Although subjects easily answered simple problems expressed in mathematical symbols, words continued to stump them.

Contemporary artists might say that they merely choose subjects that provide an interesting pattern, that there is nothing more in it.

Subjects answered survey questions via phone and a self-administered questionnaire at the beginning and end of the study period.

Moreover, in subjects with severe obesity, the heart was unable to relax and contract normally.

Subjects were first asked if the tallest redwood tree in the world was more than X feet, with X ranging from eighty-five to a thousand feet.

My subjects come fresh to the experience, so it has been unexpected and unquestionably strange for each of them, at least initially.

Let the kids know it's not brain surgery, it's just English and is one of the easiest subjects they'll learn at school.

To determine the consequences of sleep deficit, researchers have put subjects through a set of psychological and performance tests.

Experimental subjects who have been "primed" to think of money, perhaps by seeing a picture of dollar bills, will act more selfishly.

In one study, for instance, subjects did six hours of aerobics per week and trained six days per week for a year.

Some subjects were told to imitate the odd sounds. Others were told to simply listen, or to repeat the sentence in their normal voice.

What was most surprising, however, was the amazing level of detail that the subjects had for all of these memories.

Also known as family and consumer sciences, home economics is still one of the most important subjects of the secondary school curriculum.

And then the cruel tone of light indifference with which persons in the fashionable world speak together on the most affecting subjects!

This was not a statistically controlled study: the subjects took a free test online and of their own accord.

A counselor might also visit your class to talk about certain subjects and let you know when he or she is available.

All this, needless to say, subjects the canonical system of measurement to countless alternations when it is put into practice.

The next day, you probably heard those test subjects at the coffee shop going on and on about how biased the press is against their guy.

You may not understand all the subjects (I certainly did not), but it is not an academic yawner.

The subjects had to circle the word they had heard in the recording. Some of the questions had four choices that sound alike.

There is something missing in it; it is only education in subjects which do not touch your interior being at all.

Mr. Ko Ko said the news media, while testing limits, remained cautious on several sensitive subjects.

Except no one is born with microbiota. It develops during the first year of life. Hence the age of the research subjects.

If the Framework Manager model does not apply a form of filtering on the dimension query subjects, large Cartesian joins may be attempted.

Therefore, "Modern geographical location study of the modern geography is one of the core subjects. "

The objectivity of legal reasoning is one of the subjects which need to be researched in the theory of law and judical practice.

Nor is the harm wrought by such invasions confined to the suffering of those who may be the subjects of journalistic or other enterprise.

I was impressed by his perspective and attitude on many subjects. He would talk with such affection and genuineness about everything.

It's not about knowing all subjects, but about having a sense of the general way that law works.

He taught that this state should rule with an eye single to justice and prosperity for all its subjects.

In an experiment, 40 subjects had to pick and rank 10 of 30 CDs that they would like to own as if they were completing a consumer survey.

The deeper intercommunion among the correlative subjects and a flood of new thoughts would accelerate the study of decoctions.

However, male observers in the experiment were unable to tell which of the subjects were wearing heels.

Lisa See has written several best-selling novels about Chinese-related subjects. She says those themes have special appeal for her.

Two or more singular subjects joined by AND but preceded by EACH, EVERY or NO take a singular verb, e. g.

The authors interpret this result as suggesting that subjects experience "fear of losing" and that this fear accounts for their overbidding.

First, recast type, task type and the interaction between them significantly affected subjects' perceptions of recasts.

In the virtual world, subjects have been weakened and subjects and Others' coexistence is only a symbol existence.

We enunciate two educational commandments, "Do not teach too many subjects, and again, " What you teach, teach thoroughly.

Powhatan was an astute and energetic ruler, but he was also noted as being strict and occasionally cruel toward his subjects.

Others would spend countless hours and outside consultation to be up to speed in as many subjects as possible.

In the subjects having known the risk factors, more than half of patients still did not adopt any actions on the changeable life styles.

And because learning anything is interconnected with other subjects, it's easy to branch out.

All students have to take history and it seems to be the hardest part of all subjects.

This time blindfolded subjects stood three metres away from the point where the vehicles passed.

We hypothesised that the simulator would be able to discriminate between subjects with different levels of operative experience.

Technology itself, and its effective use, is not to be confined to the traditional science subjects.

The subjects followed the runner at a distance of 30 feet and had to count the number of times he touched his head.

The subjects are bladder tumor patients hospitalized over a week in the urological ward.

You examine the queues and see that many messages that have random subjects appear to be coming from a single domain.

Then the researchers analyzed the nighttime footage of the RBD subjects frame by frame to see if their actions and gazes matched up.

Second, they maintained that in some peculiar way the Ottoman empire was more friendly to its Christian subjects than the tsar was.

Most subjects did not smoke, never drink, had no habitual exercise, and possessed good diet.

Formal subjects are often defined by glossary topics or other topics that already exist within the published information set.

Simultaneously with the French studies, the child is introduced to a host of other subjects that receive little attention in the schools.

It is one of the most mathematically complicated subjects among the "sciences" , as difficult as quantum physics.

Based on this, Government decision-making has always been one of the core subjects of public administration.

It's one of the most polemic subjects of ever: is there more intelligent life in the Universe or not?

Telepathic stimuli were photos shown simultaneously to both subjects and their close partners (like an identical twin).

These chills are a more consistent, in-the-moment measure of pleasure than asking subjects to describe what they're feeling.

Subjects eating lunch with the higher energy content did not compensate by reducing intake at subsequent meals.

The classification of surrounding rocks is one of the important research subjects for the underground engineering technique.

Therefore, road transport is energy conservation since the oil crisis, people carry out focused research has been one of the subjects.

Similarly, I'd guess President Clinton would have had a better record if he'd had better insight on certain subjects.

the privacy protection among different subjects did not be distinguished.

It's very easy for you to find a course that suits your real interests, your ambitions and passions among the various subjects.

Lying in the scanner, the subjects could choose either to allow a box holding the snake to come closer, or to keep it away.

Furthermore, the author attempts to verify whether the concrete texts are more comprehensible and can be better recalled by the subjects.

So they showed candy and chips to the subjects once more, but out of reach behind plexiglass.

Is there a chart I can compare Marilyn's blood level to any of these subjects?

The online supplementary materials provide you with additional information and a more in-depth understanding of the subjects.

To be real investing subjects, colleges and universities must be unities of capital, policy-decision power and investing responsibilities.

Having been a Straight-A student, I believed I could take tough subjects and really learn something.

By the Tang dynasty, the scholar is often a kind of test subjects.

To test the software, researchers had three subjects wear caps laden with EEG sensors and hooked up to a computer.

Among the subjects of extolling mongol-yuan culture, Genghis khan is one of indispensable subjects.

Mr Obama himself implied as much by shifting subjects halfway through his address from the two wars to the state of the economy.

Scientists who study social networks have long been hampered by one thing: their subjects are not always reliable reporters.

The next gamble was trickier: subjects were only told the total number of cards in the deck.

There are six classes for both of Chinese and maths, five for English and the rest of them for other subjects in a week.

For one of the tests, test subjects were told to count out a stack of $100 dollar bills and then immerse their hands in hot water.

The subjects getting varenicline were also evaluated to see whether it exacerbated their symptoms or made them depressed or suicidal.

Each of these is generally considered part of the plumbing of a request; as a result, little detail is recorded about these subjects.

Just as journalists should not take payments intended to influence news coverage, they should not offer bribes or payments to news subjects.

Drouet heightened her opinion on this and allied subjects in such a manner as to weaken her power of resisting their influence.

Wiseman conducted an experiment in which he gave subjects a newspaper and asked them to count how many photographs were inside.

The core was a good start to my business education, but the electives I completed really made me comfortable with a range of subjects.

To create a report that joins the information between these subjects, you need to create a relationship between them.

It was that last activity that disqualified rodents and U. S. students as study subjects.

Nine subjects, in relation to the language outside of this section can also be, nothing can be said on a good test of the.

He claims the lack of pornographic material subjects him to a "poor standard of living" and "both sexual and sensory deprivation. "

At all times, discount rates are subjects to availability of rooms and written approval from the General Manager.

Scale is not just a geographical concept, but refers to the scope-schema of body subjects.

Of late, one of her subjects has been premodern mothers among the Sami people of Finland, who are famous for their reindeer herding.

Each year, a beggar or student would be crowned the "lord of misrule" and eager celebrants played the part of his subjects.

Counting the large animals is usually very easy, but it is difficult when the subjects are a group of birds or insects.

With a number of subjects he attached electrodes to the area of the scalp near the region where speech originates.

Among the subjects stressing out the markets on a daily basis are the price of oil , credit conditions , and even the election .

CCV of healthy subjects was significantly different from that of patients with heart or lung disease.

To have the right to work on universal subjects or on myths, you had to write one or two works about contemporary life.

One of his findings also showed that subjects ranked people who were smiling as more trustworthy than people with straight faces.

As an extra twist, subjects were given different times that they had to deliver the sermon so that some would be in a hurry and others not.

The subjects were hooked up to a machine which recorded brain activity and were then given a task to perform.

The researchers also found, however, that the brain benefits began to fade after the subjects stopped regular juggling practice.

The researcher gave subjects a list of popular songs like "Happy Birthday" and asked them to tap those songs out on a table.

Achievements in the subjects among the poor count my English one, in which listening, reading is the most weak.

Yet stillbirth remains one of the great unmentionable subjects, until it happens to you.

The treatment of strongly saline-alkaline soil is one of the most difficult subjects, and few scholars have worked on this.

Some of the human test subjects chosen were in far-flung states and in remote towns and cities of the United States.

In the early morning, when subjects were dreaming, signals careened around the noggin similarly to when they were awake.

Political subjects which but a few years ago excited and exasperated the public mind have passed away and are now nearly forgotten .

These people tended to be less religious, and less likely to be Roman Catholics, but they were otherwise comparable to other study subjects.

Clean production is one of the most important subjects facing the surface treatment enterprises in 21st century.

The subjects were asked to use their free right hand point with a baton to the location of each knuckle and fingertip of their left hand.

Focusing magnetic fields on the visual cortex of the brain caused the subjects to see luminous discs and lines.

But now a host of websites are springing up to provide free practical advice on these subjects and actually anything else you can think of.

Sussman has only one criterion for her subjects - they must be older than 2000 years.

Like impatient businessmen everywhere, he played with his phone throughout our conversation, saying "next question" as he tired of subjects.

Magnetic resonance imaging was used to measure the size of different areas within the brains of the subjects.

Let me now to further improve the learning of the treasure-house - for everyone to apply the provision of the specific subjects of learning.

Human free will might seem like the squishiest of philosophical subjects, way beyond the realm of mathematical demonstration.

Three office blood pressure measurements were taken the next day, after the subjects had rested for five minutes.

Safety is still an issue, but treated subjects are in good condition and a specific treatment effect is expected.

It called for a fourth 'R' - responsibility - to be added to schools' traditional core subjects of reading, writing and arithmetic.

His subjects loved him greatly, as he made the effort to come out and help them daily with their tasks.

One recent study found that the more highly test subjects rate their willpower, the more likely they were to succumb to temptation.

Criticism into a huge discipline, a university literature department of the important subjects.