Sentence examples for beyond what is learned from inspiring English sources
Thomas Hischak, in his The Rodgers and Hammerstein Encyclopedia, notes that the ballets in Oklahoma! and Carousel (choreographed by Agnes de Mille) broke new ground in illustrating facets of the characters beyond what is learned in songs and dialogue, but describes the ballet in Flower Drum Song as "pleasant but not memorable".
The information gain measure is mathematically designed for identifying synergistic interactions that help explain a phenotype, beyond what is learned about it through the independent effects of SNPs.
According to scientists and officials, the United States' weapons laboratories, armed with some of the fastest computers on the planet, are peering ever deeper into the mystery of how thermonuclear explosions occur, gaining an understanding that in some ways goes beyond what was learned from explosive tests, which ended in 1992.
Beyond providing the technical systems to organize learning communities, organizations need to have a fundamental philosophy to actively seek, develop, and share what is learned in the field.
Mystery invites participation, not for the sake of removing what is unknown, but to ignite a passion for learning beyond what is certain and be changed through the process.
Thus, strategic factors can promote explicit memorization of visual scene information, which appears to engage additional neural processing beyond what is required for implicit learning of object configurations and target locations in a scene.
