In the context of a mindset intervention, our research team investigated whether student beliefs about the
malleability of intelligence, their goal orientation, and their achievement in science improved more in one science teacher's classes than in another's.
Braiding the stories of a disparate ensemble variously affected by the
malleability of online identity, all arriving at the same predictable moral conclusion, this decently acted pic should easily secure distribution on the strength of its big-name cast.
Copper's
malleability, ductility, thermal and electrical conductivity account for its prevalence, especially in electrical related use where roughly 75 percent of copper is used today.
This is pure political
malleability, and I cannot use a kinder expression than that.
Silicones are present in many consumer products thanks to a unique combination of properties that include outstanding resilience,
malleability and bonding abilities.
That these women used the
malleability of gender and religious identity between the Venetian and Ottoman empires, Durstler argues, shows a much richer landscape for the agency of women in the early modern period.
"Of all the materials Bill Reid worked with to create his imaginary bestiary, red cedar and gold were his favorite and he particularly loved to work with 22-karat gold for its properties: color,
malleability, softness, warmth and luster," said Dr.
The best poems demonstrate the written word's potential for surprising
malleability, which Gelman crafts with skill, especially in regard to syntax and rhythm.
Spanish racial theorists were then able to apply the concept of racial fusion to solve Spain's problems, and the
malleability of the concept enabled them to do so from any part of the political spectrum.
The material has excellent
malleability. The standard model is suitable for upper jaw models.
But we are close to learning the sways of constantly changing roads and signage, and the general
malleability, well, of a lot of things in this 40-year-young country.