Sentence examples for by creating a structured from inspiring English sources

Rivals here include the likes of mobile-first Duolingo, and long time subscription service Babbel — both of which are popular app-based interactive approaches for language learners that arguably replace some human-based language instruction by creating a structured learning environment for users.

By creating a structure for interaction among artists, among queers, among generations, we hope to create a new sense of home, a new community.

Cells achieve symmetry breaking by creating a structure that has already an inherent asymmetry originating from the tubulin dimers having a plus and a minus-end [ 296].

The Semantic Web is designed to solve the information integration problem by creating a web of structured and connected data that can be processed by machines.

In this case, Yahoo is adapting its databases by creating a unified structure for a person's name.

The deal has faced opposition from those who claim it will lead to American financial regulations being imposed on Europe, which NYSE and Euronext addressed by creating a regulatory structure to assure the independence of the European exchanges.

More high-strength steel should improve handling and safety performance by creating a stiffer structure, and additional sound-proofing materials in the cowl, dash and fenders will make it easier to hear the Bluetooth Entune sound system.

Superhydrophobic membrane for the application in membrane distillation was generated by creating a hierarchical structure with multilevel roughness via depositing TiO2 nanoparticles on microporous PVDF membranes by means of a low temperature hydrothermal (LTH) process.

By creating a consistent structure for developing the skills and potentials of their exceptional employees, smart managers recognize the impact it will have on their entire output as a team.

By creating a strong structure through shared expectations about roles and routines, wildland firefighters are able to respond flexibly to the needs of the situation without having the temporary teams devolve into chaos.

Possible solutions are not to be found by creating a single structure, but by forming an integrated web of rehabilitation and welfare services that satisfy the whole range of the elderly and demented person's needs as much as possible, as well as the needs of the family in which this person lives.