Sentence examples for absorption of students from inspiring English sources

According to the " National Master Plan on Post-Disaster Restoration and Reconstruction of Wenchuan Earthquake" and other governmental policies, the post-disaster rescue policy scale consisted of the following six metrics: 1. Educational rescue policy The absorption of students in secondary vocational schools in disaster areas to the local school is encouraged.

However, the absorption by students of knowledge of the so-called basic subjects in this context presents a great challenge [ 11].

And like Flaubert's classic, it features a supporting cast of students, dilettantes and bohemians suffering from self-absorption, disillusionment and frustration with the fickleness of life.

At present, there are some 3,500 children from Bam most of whom are temporarily attending classes in the neighboring city of Kerman, following a contingency plan of "student absorption" conceived by the province's governorate.

After instruction, the number of students demonstrating the minimal understanding of the connection between pulse oximeter and absorption of light by blood or hemoglobin appears unchanged.

On the prequiz, 14 of 22 students demonstrated some level of understanding that pulse oximetry exploits the absorption of light by blood or hemoglobin.

The students were given the data (the amount of added silver and the absorption) of nine blood samples.

Students begin with mastering the alphabet and numbers, then transition into critical thinking, logic and absorption of the scientific method.

"The Pound box was a devilishly clever way of measuring that subtle absorption of radio waves," said Paul Horowitz, a professor of physics and of electrical engineering at Harvard, and a former student of Professor Pound.

The compaction of the soil means less absorption of rainfall.

Lichtenstein's laconic absorption of Picasso hawks American industry.