At this level, significant functional change within the assignment is taking place as each student becomes a stakeholder in the assignment with an individualized contribution.
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They were unimpressed that a fundamental functional change to the default behaviour of Net-Lib occurred without more than a passing mention in an unrelated document.
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Thus, short-term memory had been linked to functional changes in existing synapses, while long-term memory was associated with a change in the number of synaptic connections.
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The most functional change was a passageway allowing visitors to go between the Wagner Wing, built in the 1960s, and the mansion without passing through the kitchen.
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She has stated that she believes that the most likely explanation for lasting symptoms is persisting but slowly resolving functional changes at the GABA A benzodiazepine receptor level.
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Nevertheless, as it stands, clinical research employing the MMN has already produced significant knowledge on the CNS functional changes related to cognitive decline in the aforementioned clinical disorders.
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Schematic representation of the differences in uterine cavities : A ) Differences in width; B ) Differences in length; C ) Functional changes in size and examples of incompatibility.
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The laws predict that the need for functional change in a software system is inevitable, and not a consequence of incomplete or incorrect analysis of requirements or bad programming.
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The second draft was released for public review on 20 June ( again with no functional changes ), and AMQP was approved as an OASIS standard on 31 October 2012.
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Dr . Vaughan writes, " psychotherapy probably initially changes the functional connections among neurons, and then later converts these functional changes into changes in the actual structure of the cerebral cortex itself ."
