The phrase "a complete learning" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the entirety of a learning process or experience, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The course provided a complete learning of the subject, covering all essential topics."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive understanding" or "an entire education".
Together Part I and II combine to create a complete learning resource for anyone interested in developing and delivering a course on creativity.
Finally, we use NFC's point-to-point technology to transfer the learning content in the learning device to a larger screen with NFC capability in the user's environment to display the same content, thus providing a complete learning system.
Anderson called her early work on the show "a complete learning experience for me – the pilot was only the second time I'd been in front of a camera".
Yet, especially in morbidly obese patients, laparoscopic surgery for EC requires a well-trained team, with a completed learning curve of the surgeon, and anesthesiologists that are used to steep Trendelenburg position during surgery [10].
The main implication here is that the visible progress detected in one or more dimensions needs to be complemented with equal progress in other dimensions to foster a complete effective learning cycle and obtain the overall capabilities of an advanced learning system [ 33].
One idea is to turn it into a complete online learning environment, where students can complete coursework, write assignments, take part in quizzes or help developing other teaching resources, all within the game.
It is a complete new learning curve and you have got to find ways of dealing with it and making it work".
Building a complete machine learning stack is expensive, so it makes sense for startups to lean on off the shelf tech early on so long as decisions are being made that ensure the scalability of the business.
Simulator A provides a complete self-learning curriculum for training of diagnostic knee arthroscopy with 10 assorted meniscal tears that can be inspected and probed.
Simulator B provides a complete self-learning curriculum that guides the trainee through the tasks to train basic diagnostic and therapeutic skills (eg, microfracturing or meniscectomy) in the knee and shoulder: seven meniscal tears and three subacromial and four glenohumeral disorders.
Table 1 Inventory of ITS messages aggregated from ITS design teams Learner performance messages Completed User completed a learning task was completed and a certain score (0 1) was returned.
