Sentence examples for and learn to check from inspiring English sources

Students compute regression lines using software or a formula and learn to check the appropriateness of the regression line by examining the residuals (i.e., the differences between the data and the fit).

On her work with Gal, Hamilton stated that she undertook "judo and heavy-duty military training" and "learned to load clips, change mags, check out a room upon entry, verify kills".

Yes, it's the end of the year, and you know what that means: plucking shredded gift wrap off the rug, making New Year's resolutions and learning to stop writing "2011" on personal checks.

An early British home computer, it came with BASIC built-in, and that's where I learned to program, checking out coding books from the library.

We need to move away from looking for big checks and learn to embrace small amounts.

While children at the schools will receive basic health checks and learn to protect themselves against disease, entire neighbourhoods around the schools will benefit from the reconstructed water and sanitation infrastructure.

Oakey has been going out again after decades of the quiet life, learning to DJ and checking out the hard house and trance music that is the product of contemporary technology, just as the Human League were the product of the technology available in their time.

She added that women had also "learned to write checks".

Having had my share of disappointments, I've become more aware of my expectations and learned how to hold them in check.

Delighting all her life in new learning and experiences, Waling took courses well into her ninth decade, and even learned to check her stocks on the Internet.

Similarly, in the reboot of The Incredible Hulk, the big green one realised his power must be restrained for his and everyone else's good, concentrating not on fighting the good fight but on keeping his own aggression in check and learning to withstand provocation.