How are writers chosen for Formations and the Uniform Series?
The editors of both curriculum lines draw from a network of available writers. Many writers have written previous lessons or have been recommended to us by reliable sources. Others come to our attention by submitting unsolicited manuscripts for review. Potential candidates for upcoming assignments are assessed based on the nature of the project, and the writer’s interest. All Formations and Uniform Series writers have a history of church service, and most have seminary degrees or some other advanced biblical training. Writers who exceed expectations are occasionally invited to write for us again.
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- I have created a series of surfaces and then trying to apply uniform pressure (u.d.l.) to one side of these surfaces but in some surfaces it is directed in the wrong direction?
- I noticed that the Uniform Series uses the NIV translation while Formations uses the NRSV. Why not use the same translation for both curriculum lines?
- I noticed that the Uniform Series uses the NIV translation while Formations uses the NRSV. Why not use the same translation for both curriculum lines?
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- How are the operas chosen for the series? Are there some operas that might be more "challenging" for a general audience than others?
- How are writers chosen for Formations and the Uniform Series?
