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| of Sciences Committee on Advanced Study in | Mathematics and Science in U.S. High Schools. |
| He devoted his leisure to the study of | mathematics and merchants' accounts, and on leaving the |
| A History of the Study of | Mathematics at Cambridge; Cambridge University Press, 1 |
| of Sciences Committee on Advanced Study of | Mathematics and Science. |
| g this time he continued to study spherical | mathematics and trigonometry. |
| All girls study English, | mathematics, biology, chemistry and physics. |
| sing the solution is part of a new style of | mathematics. |
| h makes conjectures in various subfields of | mathematics (particularly graph theory) and chemistry, |
| advanced courses in every subject including | mathematics and science. |
| g curriculum for several main subjects like | mathematics, physics, chemistry and computer science. |
| atraman always scored high in subjects like | mathematics, sciences and humanities, he was also profi |
| ust generally take 9-11 subjects, including | Mathematics, Science and English and one modern languag |
| t Denstone College and subsequently studied | mathematics at Christ's College at the University of Ca |
| c preparation in the main subjects, such as | mathematics, languages, sciences and social sciences. |
| d that our abstract skills in areas such as | mathematics, ethics and philosophy depend on unconsciou |
| to the study of the exact sciences, such as | mathematics, mathematical astronomy and astral omens. |
| lder teaching methods, for subjects such as | mathematics. |
| ing their weakness to new concepts, such as | mathematics and language (particularly the number "13" |
| emics and in particular on subjects such as | Mathematics, General Science, History and English Liter |
| erent subjects are taught in French such as | mathematics, sciences, and the social studies. |
| ces and studied informally, suddenly became | mathematics. |
| His supervisor in | Mathematics, the father of the mathematician and philos |
| Vienna and Graz, (Austria) where he swam in | mathematics. |
| te competition run by the Sydney University | Mathematics Society. |
| application of the formulas and symbols of | mathematics in economic analysis. |
| System of | Mathematics, (2 vols.), 1801 |
| of Arts and Sciences and authored System of | Mathematics, which for many years served as the only te |
| were added to the examination system, with | mathematics added in 1104. |
| y of later positional notations systems for | mathematics. |
| d computer systems, information systems and | mathematics, statistics and operational research. |
| were infantry tactics, cavalry tactics, and | mathematics. |
| Jones went on to take more | mathematics courses than required to be a chemist. |
| He saw Niels Henrik's talent in | mathematics, and so encouraged him to study the subject |
| Military Academy and displayed a talent in | mathematics. |
| d Charterhouse School, showing a talent for | mathematics and lacking in drawing skills. |
| ool that would specifically build talent in | mathematics, science, and technology. |
| In addition to his great talent in | mathematics and his accomplishments in medicine, MacAli |
| er 1723, and showed marked talent, studying | mathematics and philosophy at Bologna, under Father Lui |
| He learned Tamil and | Mathematics from a teacher for free and in his spare ti |
| His taste for | mathematics led him to the study of astronomy. |
| hat same year (1937) he also taught general | mathematics with the students from the preparation year |
| Classes taught include: | mathematics, literature, science, social studies, physi |
| The son of a weaver, Simpson taught himself | mathematics, then turned to astrology after seeing a so |
| Oppenheim taught himself | mathematics from an early age, and first began solving |
| ent to Messina, where he taught philosophy, | mathematics, and theology. |
| versity, John Monroe Van Vleck taught White | mathematics and astronomy. |
| ing his degree Schneiderman taught science, | mathematics, and music in East End schools, managed his |
| He taught top | mathematics class in St Paul's School in London from 18 |
| In 1825 he became a teacher of | mathematics at the Ecole de Saint-Etienne, a post he he |
| In 1827 he became a teacher of | mathematics at the "Atheneum" school in Brussels. |
| After filling an appointment as teacher of | mathematics at the gymnasium of Erlangen, he became in |
| Jean de Fontaney had been a teacher of | mathematics and astronomy at the College Louis le Grand |
| He is a teacher of | mathematics at Vanier College in Montreal. |
| He was a teacher of | mathematics at Columbia University (known then as Kings |
| ani Tissera Dissanayake, trained teacher of | Mathematics by profession who was also a former Chief M |
| erlin College in 1863, she was a teacher of | mathematics at Central High School in St. Louis, Missou |
| d an outstanding reputation as a teacher of | mathematics, for some travelled long distances hoping t |
| g last secretary), and afterward teacher of | mathematics, astronomy, and natural philosophy. |
| , Enskog worked as a high school teacher in | mathematics and physics to support himself and his fami |
| eformeerde Kerk and the fifth, a teacher of | mathematics. |
| y members of the Association of Teachers of | Mathematics and found its way into school computers, pr |
| ward of the National Council of Teachers of | Mathematics, and the Educator of the Year Award from th |
| by the National Council for the Teachers of | Mathematics (NCTM); Adolescent English program is natio |
| Grout teaches first-year | Mathematics for Chemistry of the Oxford Undergraduate C |
| bring about improvements in the teaching of | mathematics and its applications, and to provide a mean |
| 3, the same year he began teaching English, | mathematics, and history in Saiki, another rural area o |
| he was asked to assist with the teaching of | mathematics. |
| Board for thirty-two years, teaching music, | mathematics, and English. |
| interest in the philosophy and teaching of | mathematics. |
| it showed great aptitude in the teaching of | mathematics. |
| er James VI's Nova Erectio, the teaching of | Mathematics had been the responsibility of the Regents. |
| n but, although he passed the technical and | mathematics papers, was rejected for failing some of th |
| d dissemination of innovative techniques in | mathematics, science, and humanities which can become a |
| omputer science, information technology and | mathematics. |
| and development in science, technology and | mathematics education. |
| ced degrees in the sciences, technology and | mathematics. |
| m the California Institute of Technology in | Mathematics and his PhD, also in mathematics, in 1981 f |
| ions of Humanities; Science, Technology and | Mathematics; and Social & Behavioral Sciences. |
| (Information Communication Technology) and | Mathematics. |
| tandards in design and technology, science, | mathematics and ICT, promoting a culture that is scient |
| c is references to science, technology, and | mathematics. |
| the wider science, technology, engineering, | mathematics and medical communities to enable inter-dis |
| e enrolled after passing admission tests on | mathematics, IQ, Russian and Bashkort language. |
| the 11+ intake are selected using tests in | mathematics and verbal reasoning, with a further 10% se |
| This is the oldest text on | mathematics in a Scandinavian language. |
| Textbook for | mathematics and geometry. |
| n Theory, second edition, Graduate Texts in | Mathematics, Springer, 2001. |
| Graduate Texts in | Mathematics, 188. |
| Groups (with F. Brenti), Graduate Texts in | Mathematics, Vol. |
| m with many windows, Undergraduate Texts in | Mathematics, Springer-Verlag, New York, 2010. |
| Graduate Texts in | Mathematics. |
| Note, that in | mathematics, an Alexandrov topology on a partial order |
| am Research is a private company that makes | mathematics programs. |
| nts benefit from a curriculum that includes | mathematics, language arts, history, physical sciences, |
| so enjoy a diverse curriculum that includes | mathematics, science, and the arts. |
| He is area editor of the journal | Mathematics of Operations Research. |
| in the 1986 tenure decision by the Berkeley | mathematics department. |
| Dr. Birbal Singh - Head Of the Department | Mathematics at Birla Institute Of Technology & Sciences |
| SAS Hall, the new | mathematics and statistics building, occupies the forme |
| n gained a doctorate in 1960 at the Steklov | Mathematics Institute as a student of Igor Shafarevich. |
| He played a key role in the Warwick | Mathematics Department, and was Chair of the Department |
| For the middle-school | mathematics competition, see American Mathematics Compe |
| that institution he was Head of the Applied | Mathematics Research Group, and finally a Senior Scient |
| the Math Team have qualified for the State | mathematics competition. |
| There are four options for the compulsory | mathematics element in IA: "Mathematics A", "Mathematic |
| ematician and educator who founded the Ross | Mathematics Program at the Ohio State University. |
| From 2001 he headed the Pure | Mathematics division there. |
| n 2010, Browning was awarded the Leverhulme | Mathematics Prize for his work on number theory and dio |
| He was also a Research Fellow of the Clay | Mathematics Institute and held various positions at ins |
| The Numerical | Mathematics Consortium is committed to numerical algori |
| seven Millennium Prize Problems of the Clay | Mathematics Institute. |
| rked, and performed four times at the Joint | Mathematics Meeting, twice with William Browder. |
| tion, including UNI's lead role in the Iowa | Mathematics and Science Education Partnership with Iowa |
| d to provide information about the reading, | mathematics, and writing skills of students entering pu |
| The History, | Mathematics and Psychology of the Gambler's Illusion, P |
| The VUM | Mathematics tower was demolished in 2005, with most of |
| (which now houses part of the University's | Mathematics department). |
| Aurora is also home to the Illinois | Mathematics and Science Academy (IMSA), a state-funded |
| nded the The Invariant Society, the student | mathematics society, and earned his PhD from the Univer |
| considered to be the founder of the modern | mathematics school in Romania. |
| so served as the director of the Industrial | Mathematics Institutes, which he founded. |
| des the Millennium Prize Problems, the Clay | Mathematics Institute also supports mathematics via the |
| the philosophy and history of the sciences, | mathematics, and logic. |
| r described Dick as "one of the outstanding | mathematics teachers of his generation", who was notabl |
| The school's | mathematics program owes much of its approach to the vi |
| The Numerical | Mathematics Consortium (NMC) is a group of vendors and |
| t sold commercially in 1981 by the Computer | Mathematics Corporation of Los Angeles which later beca |
| h he devoted himself to study of the higher | mathematics and physical astronomy under Professor Lyma |
| er Metafont fonts, such as the calligraphic | mathematics fonts in the Computer Modern family, use a |
| College of Engineering with the chemistry, | mathematics & statistics, and physics programs of the S |
| The South Site is where the Science, | Mathematics, History, Geography, Art and Music departme |
| Three prizes in the Australian | Mathematics Competition. |
| und even if they had no grasp of the words ' | mathematics', 'geography', 'astronomy' and 'science'". |
| for a superior performance in the American | Mathematics Competition. |
| The International | Mathematics Research Notices is a mathematics journal p |
| The Inter-school | Mathematics Contest (ISMC) is a mathematics competition |
| n of Publishers' award for writing the Best | Mathematics Book of 1994 for his book The Mathematical |
| Francis Barrow, became a member of the UGA | Mathematics faculty. |
| In 1974, the Physics, | Mathematics, Informatics and the ancient "Physics and C |
| , which itself formed the basis for the NPL | Mathematics Division when the Second World War ended in |
| Around 1976, he was in the Applied | Mathematics department at the University of Waterloo. |
| turn to New Zealand, working in the Applied | Mathematics Division. |
| On the programme, Hall teaches the pupils | mathematics. |
| Begle gained the directorship of the School | Mathematics Study Group, a post he would hold for 15 ye |
| the Tower of London, and studied the higher | mathematics under Charles Hutton, amusing himself in hi |
| After ranking second in the All-Union | Mathematics Olympiads, he attended Moscow State Univers |
| e help of Jim Douglas) entered the graduate | mathematics program in 1964, receiving a Ph.D. in 1969 |
| founding of a similar school, the Illinois | Mathematics and Science Academy in Aurora, Illinois, se |
| s later involved in organizing the Japan-US | Mathematics Institute. |
| The fundamental | mathematics behind supersonic separation can be found i |
| Scientific Computing Institute and the Pure | Mathematics Department at Bonn University, and using pr |
| Subsequently, he joined the Applied | Mathematics Department of the Aerospace Corporation whe |
| He graduated in 1949 as the best | mathematics student in his year, and received a masters |
| He chaired the Norwegian | Mathematics Society from 1960 to 1967. |
| he fact that he was, and still is, the only | mathematics teacher in the school, it took Martin five |
| as that, contrary to much of the prevailing | mathematics of the era, it was better not to introduce |
| od taught classes in English, the classics, | mathematics, and surveying before its closure in 1785. |
| lennium Prize Problems declared by the Clay | Mathematics Institute with a $1,000,000 prize offered. |
| much peer attention from within the Warwick | Mathematics Institute. |
| He later served as head of the UGA | mathematics department, 1959-1963. |
| It also uses the Conneted | Mathematics program, which is a different approach to t |
| here he was the group leader of the Applied | Mathematics Group in the Long Range Research Division. |
| instrumental in the construction of the new | Mathematics Institute building at the University. |
| e Arts while 63% scored Advanced in the CST | Mathematics. |
| The Proviso | Mathematics and Science Academy in Forest Park opened i |
| In addition to teaching the pure | mathematics, it emphasized the usefulness of algebra in |
| Maneesh Agrawala attended the Science, | Mathematics, and Computer Science Magnet Program at Mon |
| upport to new fields evolving from them, in | mathematics and the social, biological, computational, |
| He then taught | mathematics and science at another Jesuit institution, |
| m Hamilton College in 1935, and then taught | mathematics at the American University in Cairo. |
| ed at Westminster School, London, then read | mathematics and engineering at Trinity College, Cambrid |
| the University of Bonn in 1827, then taught | mathematics at a school in Cologne. |
| He then studied | mathematics, physics and philosophy at the universities |
| He then taught | mathematics there for two years. |
| and Tensor and Matrix algebra, then applied | mathematics and experimentation to crystallography, rhe |
| rsity of Rochester in 1898, and then taught | mathematics at Wagner College. |
| er of the Archduke Charles, and then taught | mathematics in a military school, before becoming, in 1 |
| nded Portsmouth Grammar School then studied | mathematics at St John's College, Cambridge where he wa |
| 1893, but devoted himself thenceforward to | mathematics, helping to make known in France the theori |
| After studying theology and | mathematics at the University of Halle, he was a teache |
| 1694 to 1697, and philosophy, theology, and | mathematics at Pavia from 1697 until his death. |
| elopment of a number of theoretical fields: | mathematics, mathematical physics, cosmology, astronomy |
| tical scientist who applied game theory and | mathematics to political science. |
| 2), Journal of Economic Theory (1999-2002), | Mathematics of Operations Research (1981-88) and Operat |
| n research work was in potential theory and | mathematics applied to economics. |
| sophy, to study aesthetic theory, pedagogy, | mathematics, astronomy, the natural sciences, engineeri |
| , and in 1977 she earned her Ph.D. there in | mathematics. |
| The title of one of these, "The | Mathematics of Magic", is, according to sf critic John |
| his D.Sc. from the Sorbonne for a thesis in | mathematics. |
| In 1950, he wrote his diploma thesis in | mathematics at the University of Mainz. |
| , Spanish and French, and Mu Alpha Theta, a | mathematics honor society. |
| They take | mathematics and science courses at the Governor's Schoo |
| There, Thibault studied | mathematics at Leiden University. |
| ity and Foyle for teaching him "to think of | mathematics and economics as styles of thought, not col |
| Thinking Of | Mathematics -- Thinking Of Mathematics-An Essay on Eyes |
| From 1910-1913 Thomas taught | mathematics and physics at the German Gymnasium (high s |
| Some classes, such as those in | mathematics or a foreign language, continue for multipl |
| ional Curriculum for the first three years: | Mathematics, English, Science, Technology and Informati |
| Marking was arranged through the | mathematics department of Liverpool University, and pri |
| well, and meanwhile he spent time teaching | mathematics to first year engineering students. |
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