Sentence examples for be learnt in a from inspiring English sources

"We have nothing to do with it here, because its practices are very difficult and cannot be learnt in a day, and, after all, do not lead to much spiritual growth," wrote Swami Vivekananda, who did much to popularize yoga philosophy in the West with his 1896 book, "Raja Yoga".

VCM can be learnt in a few hours and appears to be easy to read.

More 5th years (79.2%) than 4th years (60.6%) disagreed with the statement that psychiatry can only be learnt in a psychiatric hospital (χ2 = 19.03, d.f. = 1, p < 0.001).

The evaluation objectives were to verify that VCM could be learnt in a reasonable time, that VCM was understandable and to assess its usability.

The dialogue strategies were learnt in a simulated environment and tested in a laboratory setting with 32 users.

Furthermore, the research highlighted that there are lessons to be learnt in responding to the changing context.

This would also allow for important lessons to be learnt in terms of training staff, educating patients, and scaling up services.

Time outside school is vital for children to digest what has been learnt in school and to do a different kind of learning.

An hour a night to revise what was learnt in class is enough extracurricular work.

It is learnt in the way that cabinet making is learnt, or a musical instrument is learnt, which is to say by practice and the often effortful acquisition of technique.

It was designed to test the idea that face recognition is a type of expertise that is learnt, in the same way that judges at dog shows, or connoisseurs of antiques, are trained to notice fine visual distinctions in their fields.One way psychologists study the acquisition of such expertise is to use computer-generated images of objects known in the field as "greebles".