Sentence examples similar to Guide to progress from inspiring English sources
Disquisitional practices referred to more structured reifications of player's game play processes, such as the creation of "leveling up" guides for game players to progress to more advanced levels of play and co-creation of game play raid groups to achieve a common goal within the game.
The learners become more legitimate participants and are guided by the supervisors to progress from a group towards becoming a team (WE) during their short rotation in the IPEICU.
Writing last year, Aditya Chakrabortty posted that we should seriously start looking at other indicators: For all its prominence, GDP is only one yardstick of economic performance and it is no guide to social progress.
"The doubling time for transistor density is no guide to technical progress generally.
I'd like to refer you to a good general guide to PhD progress from GRAD, which you can request directly by email.
Utilization of the development of the iliac apophysis as a guide to the progress of spinal growth and of the lateral curvature is of the greatest importance.
Here are 5 simple questions you can use as your guide to assess your progress and provide a 30-day roadmap for getting on the road to relevancy.
The 'PPRR' continuum offered a preliminary framework which was used as a guide to identify the progress and challenges of disaster health management.
The evaluation of the group capstone video project was conducted using the four SLOs and SDOs incorporated in the design of the FYI course and used as a guide to measure student progress in keeping with the university's goals.
We are guided to evolve and progress.
Therefore, "Before you embark on creating a webinar series, be sure to plan the content for each episode far in advance," suggests Doreen Bloch of Poshly, Inc. "Similar to how a teacher would prepare a curriculum for the school year, it will be less overwhelming to execute a webinar series when you have an overarching guide to how the content will progress.
