According to Walsh, one of the advantages of the CD-ROM course is the ability to
refer back to the materials at any time.
Online marketing course debuts
"But they also were able to take really good notes so that when they came back and we were having class discussion about what went on, they had good recall because they could
refer back to those notes easily.
Making marine science personal and portable: Florida elementary and high school students work together in aquatic-study projects. Their tools of choice? Palm handhelds with cameras and probes
To find that out, well, the figuring capacity of the mind driven by our fears just won't get us there, but fortunately, we have another capacity to call on, so I
refer back to the Fire that we were talking about a moment ago, which is the principle of relation and exchange.
Plant healing, fire wisdom: New Life Journal interviews author and teacher Eliot Cowan
Ensuing attempts to identify the face visually
refer back to the verbal account, creating confusion and mistakes.
Words get in the way: talk is cheap, but it can tax your memory
Readers, whether they are farmers, dealers or salespeople, can
refer back to a print ad weeks after a publication arrives.
AGRILIANCE RELIES ON PRINT
Both the 'none' and the 'it'
refer back to 'honor,' so Banquo is saying 'So long as I don't lose my honor (my personal integrity) in trying to gain honor (rewards), and so long as I can act with a clear conscience, I'll listen to your advice.' This is very nearly an insult to Macbeth.
Brush up your Shakespeare
I always enjoy reading your magazine but these articles were packed with information that I will
refer back to over and over.
Inspiring and long-needed articles
The date sets the designated endpoint of the common observation period, and all MDS items
refer back in time from this point.
AANAC's PPS review
I have to
refer back to one of my opening comments--unless you've got an automated tape system, there's no such thing as unattended backup if you have more data than you have tape capacity.
Notes From The Lab
In the provision, "or other" appears to
refer back to "limited partnership" and thus to include any passive activity other than a limited partnership.
Passive Loss Self-Rental Regulation Was Valid: 5th Cir. Affirms DC
I WOULD like to
refer back to a statement made in the Racing Post on Saturday, April 10 in which a Mr S Fisher, a director of Stan James who also sits on the BAGS committee, claimed that bookmakers are losing money on BAGS racing.
Illogical
Stay focused on the "elephants" and
refer back to your written plan after being sidetracked or interrupted.
We're creatures of habit
EU merger regulators have decided to
refer back to national competition authorities their investigation into Leroy Merlin's acquisition of Brico DIY stores.
DIY: COMMISSION BELIEVES FRANCE, SPAIN AND PORTUGAL BEST PLACED TO ASSESS MERGER
Garcia Alix's images often
refer back to the artist himself, sometimes in oblique ways.
Alberto Garcia Alix: Galeria Juana De Aizpuru. (Seville)
Using signs and symbols in a narrative context, referring back to his personal predicaments, intending also to
refer back to more basic human issues, Michael Gustavius Payne's paintings are products of both the conscious and unconscious mind.
Quirky view of a fragile dreamscape; ARTS WALES - PENARTH SHOW: Artist who envisions nightmares and fairytales gives a glimpse of his Merthyr roots