Sentence examples for basic content and from inspiring English sources

He walks readers book by book through the basic content and issues of the New Testament.

However, domestic information on chemicals provided by domestic information providers has problems including differences in basic content and incorrect recording because of trade secrets.

This gifted communicator conveys the heartfelt concern of a beloved teacher for his students, as he walks the reader through the basic content and issues of the New Testament.

When designing accessible web applications, it's important to follow the principle of progressive enhancement that is, design web pages in layers so that the basic content and interaction are available to all, and the more interactive options are available as capabilities of browsers and devices that can access the application increase.

"The basic level, for small organizations, where we provide basic content and branding, is free.

Unfortunately they also tend to be alike in having the same basic content and message about how to do so.

Professional Standards for Kindergarten Teachers provide the basic contents and standard for the training, which includes three dimensions (professional philosophy and ethics, professional knowledge, and professional skills) with detailed areas and specific requirements (Li 2013).

One of the skills that I target in my Reading and Composition courses is the ability to read beyond basic content (plot and characters), and to move fluidly between the abstract and concrete levels of a text's meaning.

For instance, Judge A said: "we care about the form requirements when we file a case; while the content is related to a trial procedure…the explanation for a case should not be complicated, because the judge will ask them to say it again during the trial…the paper-based appeal only asks for the most basic content: 'facts and basics'".

This paper first introduces the main viewpoint and basic content of the RSM, and then proposes a four-step method for designing the logical-level resource spaces: resource analysis, top-down resource partition, design two-dimensional resource spaces, and join between resource spaces.

Sarawagi (2013) suggests that it is defined by facilitating low-level (terms, definitions, and basic content) learning outside class and high-level (application-based) learning within class.