Sentence examples for Learning electrical from inspiring English sources

Two experiments examined this hypothesis with middle-school students learning electrical circuit analysis in a computer-based environment with an Animated Pedagogical Agent (APA).

He learned electrical engineering in the service and in the late 1950s worked on the Polaris missile project in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

Geri Harston, a Chicago electrician, said she had been turned down when she wanted to learn electrical work in high school and was steered toward nursing courses instead.

He went to Cairo University at the age of 17 to learn electrical engineering.

At the age of 28, she learned electrical engineering from scratch: "To step into electronic engineering, it was scary.

Scientists have enhanced learning with electrical stimulation before, many times in rodents and at least once in a human, as a side-effect of stimulation for another purpose.

A row of tires marks the edge of an overgrown field, where the Smothers home once stood, and a yellow handwritten sign in an empty lot across the street asks, "Will the last person to leave Detroit kindly turn out the lights?" From a young age, Smothers helped his father, learning plumbing, electrical work, painting.

I accepted a position at JPL and ended up spending most of my time during the first year learning about electrical engineering, telecommunications, applied physics, etc., both from the standpoint of understanding the science behind the technology and trying to determine its applicability to industry.

The first report of learning used electrical stimuli to train a neural response to occur within a predetermined time interval [45].

One of the most useful things I learned from electrical engineering was how you figure out what's in a black box.

Jenks has lived in rural Colorado for a decade, and during that time he has learned that electrical tape is harder to remove from a wound than duct tape.