Sentence examples for application vocabulary from inspiring English sources
We discuss how linguistic techniques can be used for the establishment of a common application vocabulary.
An English teacher tells us how she uses mentor sentences from The New York Times to teach grammar application, vocabulary, style and more.
Both are much cheaper and can prove extremely useful to those for whom listening and repetition, or visualisation and application of vocabulary – through applications such as Memrise are the preferred learning method.
For today's applications based on wireless networks and mobile devices, as for example multimedia conferencing applications, the vocabulary used for the quality scale is unsuitable, and subjects' responses can be expected to be biased toward the bottom of the scale [16].
No significant differences were observed in learning outcomes between using AR and non-AR applications for vocabulary learning.
Yet, for those charged with incorporating SNOMED CT into their organisation's clinical applications and vocabulary systems, there are few detailed encoding instructions and examples available to show how this can be done and the issues involved.
In order to empower the students in their grasp and application of feminist vocabulary, I tasked them with maintaining a weekly "common language journal" into which they entered brief, original definitions of a minimum of two key terms that they had identified as crucial to the most recent readings.
It could also be used as a benchmark for other AR applications for situated vocabulary learning.
Researchers have also built vocabulary applications that have capitalized on external, physical contexts, such as studying in a library or eating in the cafeteria (Scott and Benlamri 2010).
We explored the strengths of our AR applications for situated vocabulary learning over its non-AR counterpart (Fig. 4) in two preliminary experiments.
As mentioned in Section 4.2, posterior probability estimation using rich word lattices is often used in large vocabulary applications, where it usually provides accurate confidence measures, although it is computationally expensive.
