Sentences with phrase «how ed»

Here's how Ed arrived at his numbers:

How ED / AA can increase as εG is given a realistic 0.96 value (part four)

Learn about Leonardo DiCaprio's passionate activism, Brad Pitt's efforts to rebuild a city, how Ed Norton helped start a revolution, and how you can do some of the same things in your life, starting today.

Here's how Ed Dlugokencky, one of the top federal scientists tracking methane trends, summarized the situation in an e-mail message:

You are trying to understand (and allow the audience to understand) how ED himself sees the matter.

The DVD was updated in October 2010 to reflect how Ed and Cindy raise puppies in their home.

As I mentioned earlier in the article, your first job as a trader is to protect your capital and that's precisely how Ed uses his intuition.

With Mathew Greenfield Learn how Ed - Tech companies are changing the e-learning landscape.

Next was the principal and she talked about how ed reform is over simplified and that TFA should do more to address the complexity.

«Every year the list of CODIE finalists is a case study of how the ed tech industry is using new technologies in combination with knowledge about how people learn to respond to customer needs.

More importantly, we learned how ed tech tools could help.»

Ravitch: The Long, Failed History of Merit Pay and How the Ed Department Ignores It, Washington Post, The Answer Sheet, Valerie Strauss, September 29, 2010

What evidence do you have to illustrate how ed - tech and innovation has improved learner outcomes in your school or district?

«There is a front - loading concept to teacher residency programs that is the antithesis of how ed reform and teacher prep has worked in the nation,» said Anissa Listak, executive director of Urban Teacher Residency United, which has residency programs serving 29 school districts.

It's amazing how ed reformers flit between the parties.

Georgetown professor Nora Gordon, an expert on Title I who testified at yesterday's hearing, explained some of the issues in greater depth in an EdNext blog entry, «How ED's Proposed Supplement Not Supplant Regulations Could Backfire on Equity.»

3 Lessons Learned in How Ed - Tech Can Scale Student Success BostInno, 3/3/14 «Questions riddle the education industry.

In the late 1970s, Barth was urged by then - Harvard president Derek Bok and HGSE dean Paul N. Ylvisaker to examine how the Ed School could reconnect with public school communities and leaders.

As the summer drew to a close, Senior Lecturer James Honan, one of many HGSE faculty members who devote their time to guiding these administrators through the many challenges in their work, reflected on how the Ed School is making a difference in the professional practice of scores of higher education leaders from across the country and around the world.

Will be interesting to see how ED feels about that.

I'm still trying to figure out how Ed Norton was nominated.

That's how Ed Davey, the United Kingdom's Energy and Climate Minister, is describing the climate impacts of natural gas from shale formations: This report shows that the continued use of gas is perfectly consistent with our carbon budgets over the next couple of decades.

How Ed Miliband reacts when the calls start coming into his office from aggrieved shadow secretaries and stories start appearing in the newspapers will be critical.

That's not how Ed Miliband sees it.

At that point, with a party potentially descending into open conflict, how Ed Miliband responds will define his leadership.

For all the fanboy gushing in Labour circles at the coup of hiring Axelrod (although given Axelrod's core business is as a consultant for hire, Uncut wonders whether it's quite such an achievement; will the party next be trumpeting how Ed Miliband went to Kwik Fit and successfully secured the services of a mechanic?)

Although he wouldn't say if he's interested in the job, former State Senator Ray Meier had plenty of criticism regarding how Ed Cox is handling party business going into this week's convention.

He also pointed out how Ed Miliband in his conference address last week didn't mention the word «deficit» once.

That was how Ed Miliband summed up the cost - of - living crisis that continues to engulf hard working families across the country in his big speech earlier this week.

In this week's Tribune magazine - out on Friday - the academic and former journalist Ivor Gaber examines how Ed Miliband acquired the title «Red Ed».

After all his efforts to show that Labour is no longer New, and Blairism has no place in 2014, there's a lot of talk about how Ed Miliband could use Blair this time around.

Papers told how Ed Miliband «squirmed» after admitting his # 2.7 m Victorian home in North London qualified for the tax but insisted it wasn't a mansion.

In the light of what is happening, the slant of the newspapers, and just by gauging the feel of current public opinion «on the streets» I can not see how Ed Miliband can now shrug off the dire warnings (and fears) of a minority Labour government in hock to the ScotNats, and become Prime Minister.

And we all know how Ed's reign ended.

In the recently released biography of Ed Miliband, by Medhi Hassan and James Macintyre, a story is told about how Ed Miliband, then a visiting lecturer at Harvard, used a Jeremy Paxman interview of Tony Blair in the 2001 General Election campaign to illustrate a wider point he was making about attitudes to inequality.

Which demonstrates how Ed Balls turn on reality telly was a success not because it was Strictly but because he's Ed Balls, a man those who've come across him in Westminster know to be a decent and likeable chap given a platform to demonstrate that.

That «s how Ed Kelly saw the Chicago park system: as a grab bag of gifts for neighborhoods that he liked and that liked him, and as a vast employment agency for his 47th Ward precinct captains.

This was your response: «I don't know how Ed Stetzer came up with this list, but I disagree with each one of the points.

I don't know how Ed Stetzer came up with this list, but I disagree with each one of the points.

Listen to the story of how Ed Mills, from The Millionaire Educator, became a millionaire on a teachers» salary.

Not exact matches

MIT neuroscientist Ed Boyden helpfully laid out 10 suggestions on «how to be creative, thoughtful, and powerful in a world where problems are extremely complex,» in a classic post for the MIT Technology Review.

Sutton recalls how former General Motors CEO Ed Whitacre slashed paperback to help revive the company and how Donna Morris, senior VP for HR at Adobe, eliminated performance reports altogether.

Standing beneath glowing paper lanterns in the alleyway behind Honest Ed's, the iconic discount department store in the heart of the city, watching the sun dip behind Ed's famous façade, you would have known how rare and delightful such an experience is in a metropolis that until recently limited its street food almost exclusively to hot dogs.

«Mark Zoinkerburg At It Again» and «Op - Ed: How Come Everyone Talks About How I Stole Facebook But Nobody Talks About How I Murdered Eduardo Saverin» filled the spots where real news once lived on The Harvard Crimson.

Dig Deeper: How to Build Your Personal Brand How to Manage Your Company's Brand: Utilizing New Media Ed Roach, founder of The Brand Experts, a brand management consultancy in West Leamington, Ontario, goes further to suggests that even if you're not 100 percent comfortable with social media you should make an effort to learn it.

Company spokesman Ed Sweeney said via e-mail that it can not sell shares of a company in an index and instead «we focus on engaging with the company and understanding how they are responding to society's expectations of them.»

The basics: The car, designed by Italian engineering and design company ED, does not require a driver, but the company does not delve into how it would drive autonomously.

In this op - ed, Environmental Defense Fund's Dick Munson explains how FirstEnergy's federal bailout request poses a serious threat to competitive, clean energy, and why FirstEnergy's attempts to block the sun and stop the wind present an existential threat.

His op - ed says what priests or nuns tell parochial school pupils who ask about how God can let so many bad things happen here on earth.

In September, Ripple Labs CTO Stefan Thomas published an op - ed in TechCrunch, outlining our vision for how the space will evolve, drawing parallels with the birth of the information web.