How I created this validation pattern may be even more instructive than the pattern itself.
On this, the United States' 40-year history of pressuring Japan to let the yen appreciate against the dollar is instructive.
The book is as instructive as it is entertaining, providing advice at the end of each chapter on how to adopt the secrets.
The movie is both interesting and instructive.
The next year should be a very instructive and interesting time.
It is instructive to examine who the defenders of this alleged principle may be, and the tactics they are using.
He is at his most instructive and entertaining in the period that roughly coincides with the construction of Saint Peter's basilica, which "took 120 years and lasted for the lifetime of 20 popes".
Animated games are particularly instructive and fun to do.
More instructive, perhaps, is looking not at how Finland’s schools are run, but how decisions about education are made.
It is daring again-not always in a good way but in one that is likely to be instructive to more timid souls, not least Mr Obama and his Republican foes.
Seeing cities from on top of a bike is both pleasurable and instructive.
An instructive example is provided by the ants, which I have studied for most of my scientific career (and continue to study).
It's a misnomer, but the historical transmutation of Milton's title we have to take as instructive.
The performance of emerging-market equities has also been instructive.
“The Fear Index” is an escapist thriller to rank with the best of them, and as a guide to what hedge funds actually do, it is surprisingly clear and instructive.
SOMETIMES confusion can be as instructive as precision.
Given the pivotal role of randomization in some matrix-based simulations, it is instructive to investigate how these libraries perform in situations that call on randomization.
It has been my experience in teaching executives that a Behavioral Theory of the Firm resonates with these managers and proves instructive for them.
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