Sentence examples similar to breakdown for easier learning from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Eee name is supposed to stand for "easy to learn, easy to play, easy to work".

29 Second, it facilitates easy learning.

The resulting learning curves are shown in Figure 3 (see Supplementary Fig. 1 A for a breakdown of the learning curves with regard to the 2 cue components).

The easiest breakdown for this is by age.

He insisted that the Western economies were suffering from a mechanical breakdown for which there was a relatively easy fix.

In New York, claiming irretrievable breakdown for more than six months is an easy path to an uncontested divorce.

Problem-based learninherentlyntly allows the integration and organization of learned information for easy recall and application.

The rapid product rollouts signal Asus' confidence in the 10-month-old Eee brand, whose three Es stand for "easy to work, easy to learn, easy to play".

Below is the financial breakdown for 2014.

The personality breakdown for each city differs.

"It was much easier to learn" — which, of course, is what great teachers strive for.