Sentence examples for a considerable learning from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a considerable learning effect was identified.

Their use has a considerable learning curve and is governed by strict biomechanical principles that have to be adhered to [1, 2, 3].

It is accepted that there is a considerable learning curve for this technique and the usual limitations of ultrasound apply, e.g. body habitus, patient compliance.

Perhaps more importantly, people aren't yet used to videography, and there's a considerable learning curve to making video look good — you can't just add a filter and call it a day.

Some authors have suggested that there is a considerable learning curve to HRS procedures (Shimmin et al. 2005).

Because MVAPACK is written for GNU Octave, researchers already familiar with MATLAB syntax will also be familiar with MVAPACK without a considerable learning curve.

These studies made him not only a man of considerable learning but a stylist for life.

Eriugena had a justified reputation among his contemporaries as a man of considerable learning.

To contemporaries, however, he was considered a man of considerable learning and wisdom.

He is, rather, simply a charming, wry literary companion, who wears his considerable learning as lightly as a second hand 1950s Italian silk suit bought from Covent Garden, and worn with Converse trainers, and eyewear by Oliver Peoples.

What the two books do have in common is an illuminating parade of their author's considerable learning, not always worn lightly, and a refusal to stoop to the level of life writing, or cradle-to-grave biography, whose 'besetting vice' is its 'deadening march of chronological sequence'.