Examples of using The textbooks in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Try not to load up on the textbooks for a full day's classes.
You even question the textbooks, which would never happen at home.
All the articles I had read, the textbooks, the seasoned software professionals who taught me-was it all wrong?
The textbooks and reference materials are the materials used in the world's top 100 universities in terms of each major.
At least you will find something attractive about the textbooks you would work with in theory and be willing to debate why.
Throughout your course, you will be taught by leading academics that helped write the textbooks you're studying.
Alex Kane) of the textbooks Investments 11th edition and Essentials of Investments.
Something is wrong with the schools you went to, and the textbooks you used.
A good example in this regard are the textbooks by Hermann Grabner.
If true, that would mean that we have to rewrite the textbooks.
codifiable in the textbooks of Marshall and Pigou.
teachers read from the textbooks they use.
followed in their previous program, have brought them up to the level of the textbooks below.
That would mean all the farthest stars could be much closer than the textbooks teach.
are not in the textbooks.
Although Methasteron is first mentioned to a lot of people back 1956, it sat in the textbooks of pharmacology for fifty years, until 2005 when it was rediscovered and sold under the brand name Superdrol by Designer Supplements LLC.
If you are allowed to(some public schools don't allow writing in the textbooks), you should highlight
They also have available free versions of accessible formats of the textbooks if you are someone who has qualifying disabilities, such as needing audio or digital braille formats.
Although methasterone is first mentioned in literature in 1956, it sat in the textbooks of pharmacology for five decades until 2005 when it was rediscovered and sold under the brand name“Superdrol” by Designer Supplements LLC.
listening scientist and not one that is sure 100 percent in what he read in the textbooks,” according to Nobel laureate Daniel Shechtman.