Sentence examples for cement concepts from inspiring English sources

In the above example, instructor M was reflecting on the student outcome of learning, by noting that the activities helped students to "cement" concepts.

This phenomenon of two seemingly contradictory cementing concepts leading to good outcome has been referred to as the "French paradox" (Langlais et al. 2003).

The undersized implants were based on the original Charnley-Kerboull implant geometry to exclude variability in the implant design, allowing us to study only the effect of cementing concepts.

Two team-based simulation games, representing the world oil market and a deregulated electricity market, act to cement the concepts covered in lecture.

To further extend and cement the concepts presented in this activity, we have provided a homework assignment that introduces allele frequency calculations (Additional file 2).

The teacher explained a concept called "scaffolding," in which she would push each student a little bit with a new reading challenge, allow her to cement new concepts, and push her again.

Such discussions can help cement the concepts deeply in your mind.

"The early PlayStation coin-op conversions helped to cement this concept that this machine was more mature and sophisticated, and wouldn't be relying on kid-friendly cartoon characters," says Stuart.

Not since 1648 with the signing of the Westphalian treaties, which cemented the concept of the independent nation state in international affairs, has the concept of sovereignty been so threatened during a period of peace.

My brother's remark cemented the concept of a "home mall" in my mind.

The Nobel Prize medals cemented the concept, particularly for science, as Olympic medals do for sport.