Sentences with phrase «encourage flexible use»

For a learning space to be healthily used by every age group in a school (including adults), for it to allow movement and encourage flexible use, the furniture must have good ergonomic features such as adjustability, be fit for purpose and be comfortable.

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The results are encouraging for Aspuru - Guzik, who, in collaboration with computer giant IBM, is using the same computational tools to screen some 3.5 million organic molecules in the search for a new generation of flexible and lightweight solar cells.

What Happened When I Stepped Outside of My Comfort Zone gives you a recap of my first month using Pivot, a local Charlottesville platform that encourages easy and flexible accessibility to fitness and yoga studios in the area.

Instead, they ask partners to add school information (such as notifications about parent - teacher conferences and report cards) to newsletters and bulletins, allow flexible work schedules for students, provide study areas in the workplace, and use their voice and influence to encourage high school graduation.

Now that the entire collection in online in a searchable database we want to encourage our audience to use this flexible search capability to make their own connections with the collection.

Besides lobbying for financial incentives and more flexible planning, the AWEA is hoping to encourage small wind use through a certification system ensuring turbine performance, reliability and safety.

Ashurst opened a low cost centre in Glasgow in August 2013 and the firm will be encouraged by improved satisfaction scores from its clients for the firm's use of legal process outsourcing (LPO) and a flexible workforce.

Programs such as yoga classes, onsite massages, and flexible work schedules — plus encouraging the use of vacation days — can help to alleviate some of the stress employees feel.

Practitioners are encouraged to use multiple, relevant examples with families and to create a flexible teaching environment.

In his concluding comments in Rubibi [96], Justice Merkel recommended one way the Court could use costs orders to encourage parties to act in a flexible manner which promotes negotiation.

Rather than try to almost eliminate her from the children's lives, I encouraged him to use flexible thinking in developing a parenting plan that would protect the children the most from further conflict while giving him the opportunity to teach them good skills himself.

Encourages practitioners to use multiple, relevant examples with families and create a flexible teaching environment