Sentences with phrase «unique roles in a group»

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The Onsite Academy provides a unique in - person educational opportunity conducted by a professional faculty from around the country that includes informative group discussions, engaging exercises and valuable role playing on a variety of issues pertaining to youth sports administration.

The group offers support for grandparents in their unique role in their children's growing family.

Affinity groups are by no means unique to universities and biotechnology companies — but in these settings many of them are playing an important role in supporting diversity.

Vite noted that his work on NPC is unique not only because of the tight - knit group of researchers who freely share data and speak regularly about new directions to take in their work but also for the role of parents and families of children who are affected by the disease.

«By exploiting the unique nature of GAM data, mathematical models can reliably derive such information, opening the way to identify multiple, group interactions that could play a key role in the regulation of genes,» explains Nicodemi.

Welcome Note Thirty years of Dendritic Cell Symposia created a unique and world - wide operating network of research groups dedicating their work to better understand the role of dendritic cells in health and disease and to harness their therapeutic potential.

«Electric vehicles will absolutely play a role in Jaguar Land Rover's future product portfolio and Formula E will give us a unique opportunity to further our development of electrification technologies,» Jaguar Land Rover group engineering director Nick Rogers said in a statement.

«Electric vehicles will absolutely play a role in Jaguar Land Rover's future product portfolio and Formula E will give us a unique opportunity to further our development of electrification technologies» explains Nick Rogers, Group Engineering Director at JLR.

However, it would be amazing to see Machine Games producing a unique take on split - screen multiplayer in which the second player takes on the role of the Nazi villains attempting to kill B.J. and destroy the group of resistance fighters in the same gameplay direction as the Wolfstone 3D arcade cabinet situated within the U-Boat.

The group of works chosen for the exhibition illustrates his unique line, and its important role in the later paintings.

Universities have a unique and vital role to play in building this analytical capacity toward a 2C pathway, but this will require new collaborative models across multiple stakeholder groups and all levels of government

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