Sentence examples for and without instruction from inspiring English sources

If robots can learn to learn, on their own and without instruction, they can in principle make the kind of teachers that are responsive to the needs of a class, even an individual child.

The test was given to N = 82 Swiss Gymnasium students with and without instruction in mechanics.

Without prompting, and without instruction, the majority will try to make each of the Cube's six faces – each formed of nine movable 'cubelets' – into one solid colour: traditionally, white, red, blue, orange, green and yellow.

To finally ensure that our answer alternatives truly reflected students' way of thinking, interviews were conducted with a sample of N = 6 (3 girls) Gymnasium students between 13 and 17 years with and without instruction in Newtonian mechanics.

Though the metrics for note taking activity for courses with and without instruction are comparable in Table 1, the correlation relationships between the scores of final exams and features of note taking activities have changed due to the note taking instruction that was given.

The purpose here was to evaluate the levels of activation of the TrA and the superficial Rectus Abdominis (RA) muscles during five common stabilization exercises performed in supine, bridging and four-point kneeling positions, with and without instruction to hollow, i.e. to continuously pull the lower part of the abdomen towards the spine.

They were not eligible if they had already started SMBG, (unless this involved informal 'trial and error' without instruction from a HCP and they were willing to be randomised to either type of monitoring).

In the results, the effective variables and their contributions (partial R-squares) are summarized and compared between two conditions, such as data with instruction and data without instruction.

Then you look for the next orb, which pulls you forward, and so on; without instruction, you intuit how to navigate your way through a V.R. environment.

We as human beings are sorely in need of listeners--people who demonstrate their interest and care merely by listening without instruction, guidance and control.

Such practices sometimes occur without patient consent (up to half the cases) and sometimes with nurses and others acting autonomously without instruction from doctors [ 14, 19].