Sentence examples for by way of learning from inspiring English sources

Perhaps James Pethokoukis might, by way of learning more about the real evidence, moderate it.

"I think that now more than ever it is imperative to maintain the role of poetry as a form of innovative thought, communication, and critique, partly by way of learning to hear and formulate new language to answer the challenges that are arriving so swiftly at our door," said Sarah Nooter, Associate Professor in the Department of Classics.

Effective water retention schemes with sufficient safety and serviceability can be established by this consequent way of learning.

In losing Eco, we have lost not just Borges's heir (with, as yet, no heir apparent to Eco) but a mind shaped by an older way of learning: of antiquated research and cataloguing methods.

In essence, this gives computers a way of learning by themselves from master games.

High fidelity simulation (HFS) might provide an efficient way of learning by reproducing realistic and rare situations.

If adults are finding interdisciplinary projects framed by personal interest as a way of learning practical ingenuity, creativity, and some analytic skills, perhaps there is a way educators can harness student passions (interests and motivations?) in a similar manner to achieve similar results.

These three university-based labs and others are making great strides in our understanding of how robotics can be a powerful way of "learning by doing" for children of all ages.

The way of learning caring by caring and uncaring experiences is coincident with the core Confucianism in the Chinese culture, which emphasizes being considerate [ 17].

I think that has been my principal teacher.' (FG2, P2) For GPs, learning by doing is the most natural way of learning, often with the help or 'under the supervision' of experienced nurses.

But as with any skill, the best way of learning it is by doing it, and eventually I began to enjoy it again.