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A historian can schematize the past in such clever and convincing ways that the actual substance of historythe experiences of individual human beingsdisappears entirely.

As a patron, he would like the University to organize and schematize to assimilate the imminent streams of technological progressions, such as e-Education and spread out in Sindh province, and prepare the future generation of the modern era.

As a patron, he would like the Uuniversity to organize and schematize to assimilate the imminent streams of technological progressions, such as e-Education and spread out in Sindh province,and prepare the future generation of the modren era.

Here, Wittgenstein is most plausibly referring to number signs rather than to numerical predicates, the claim being that number signs schematize extension signs.

Without metacognitive feedback, students could generalize and schematize their knowledge for future use.

Try as we may to schematize the world's history-past, present, and future--the reality is that we can never fully anticipate, much less comprehend or dictate, the entire historical outworking of anything, including religious developments.

By including a comparison or control condition without the mind map intervention, in a more experimental design, future research could reveal whether children in the mind map intervention process, schematize, recall and understand subject matter better and more by using mind mapping than children who do not participate in the intervention.

The most interesting addition made in this section is the claim that personal identity is dependent on memory and the productive imagination's ability to schematize an object.

His obsessively detailed "film scores" each depict a series of multicolored lines drawn on graphing paper that schematize a possible movie, although how such scores are translated onto film is unclear.

Theoretically, the findings indicate that investing in tutors' knowledge of student reasoning and pedagogical content knowledge can pay off in terms of improvement in student's mathematical learning, particularly if tutors use carefully designed tools such as the MR Learning and Instructional Frameworks that codify and schematize this knowledge.

Juris speaks of inscription, reflection, and intervention, and indeed these terms reflect the ongoing reverberation between idea and practice, but I wondered if there was a way to schematize more succinctly the relationship between these different "networks."

Similarly, Wallerstein's dichotomy of "center" and "periphery," designed to schematize the relationship between "the West and the rest" in world history, seems ill-suited to the relationship between Venice and the mainland, especially as the latter had a number of smaller centres of its own, some of which gradually bypassed Venice and developed thriving economic relationships with cities elsewhere in Italy and north of the Alps.