Sentences with phrase «liberal use of art»

Edge Of Reality not only makes liberal use of art assets and textures from 2010's Fall Of Cybertron, it even makes a desperate attempt to unite the two disparate Cybertron and Michael Bay - verse storylines.

Not exact matches

Ravitch concludes by praising the «1000 schools [that] use the Core Knowledge Curriculum, which describes explicitly what shall be taught in the full range of liberal arts and sciences in each grade.»

Calvin was a representative of the learned class who wanted to use his skills in the liberal arts for the benefit of common people who had neither the time nor the skill to acquire such learning.

The opposition isn't simply to spending money on art and culture and news, it is to spending public funds on liberal art and culture and news, and there is something to that given the track record of how the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which sends some money to PBS and National Public Radio, have chosen to use their funds.

«The use of oral fluid as a research and diagnostic specimen has tremendous potential,» says Granger, who is the director of ASU's new Institute for Interdisciplinary Salivary Bioscience Research and Foundation Professor in the Department of Psychology in ASU's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Using the Education Department statistics, Mr. Chronister and Mr. Baldwin found that private liberal - arts colleges employed the largest proportion of full - timers on contract — 28.6 per cent, while public comprehensive institutions employed the smallest proportion — 14.8.

The art pops on the OLED screen, and the various gimmicks associated with the hardware — liberal use of the rear touchpad, puzzles involving turning the device upside - down, tricky touch mechanics — feel right at home in my hands.

Under the name of democratic education for all, only a minority received the grounding in the liberal arts that all children need in order to use their minds well and to enjoy a full life, whatever their eventual occupation.

The subject of the seminars, led by a liberal - arts faculty member and one from the college of education, is the teaching style used by the liberal - arts instructor.

The technology integration strategies used in the Physics Department differ substantially from the strategies in the German Department, even though both are located in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Gardner is already well known for his theory of multiple intelligences, and he is going to use this grant to investigate the alliances and differences among Liberal Arts educations across the United States.

Some colleges are transforming traditional developmental education into accelerated pathways that are relevant to students» programs of study using the design principles of guided pathways introduced by Bailey, Jaggars, and Jenkins, which allow colleges to cluster hundreds of programs of study into a handful of broad areas (e.g., liberal arts, STEM, business, and health).

Immonen once again conjures up some cinematic art, while Marte Garcia makes liberal use of the colour purple to frame more than one team.

How then do you suggest using the data we have and integrating it into the liberal art of investing?

The liberal use of local materials — exotic hardwood and terrazzo floors, coral - limestone walls and vaulted alang - alang thatched roofs — is testimony to the owners» passion for Bali, as is their stunning collection of museum - quality art and artefacts that contribute to the villa's unique character and charm.

Using what looks like a fairly liberal camera, some charming art direction, light farming sim elements and a fun turn - based battle system based on stances, Earthlock certainly has the potential to lock down some of my free time...

As an artist, Orville Bulman was not so much self - taught as self - made; he worked assiduously to create and perpetuate his own narrative, and he made liberal use of contemporary American stereotypes of businessmen and artists to define his niche in the art market of the «50s and «60s — a market in which Abstract Expressionism was the reigning avant - garde.

In this deceptively simple but effective work, Haacke used a straightforward poll to make explicit the 1970s liberal bias of most people who worked in the arts and many art patrons.

Ambiguous terms may be perfectly acceptable for soft, liberal arts areas, it is not, and never should be used by scientists, unless their pronouncements are solely political and devoid of science.

real life skills they can use at a job instead of learning random liberal arts subjects (women's studies!