Sentence examples for classroom examples from inspiring English sources

We're honestly back into the evangelism and classroom examples portion of this presentation, which has been very heavy with teachers saying how powerful and exciting and enabling various Apple apps and products are.

For example, suggestions to strive for plant equality (Hershey, 2002; Schussler and Olzak, 2008), that is, increasing the representation of plants in textbook images and classroom examples, may be insufficient to counter a physiological basis for plant blindness.

In this article, we shall introduce the course at the University of Arizona with an annotated syllabus and through classroom examples, take home assignments, and end-of-the-semester projects.

Although the scenarios were inspired by actual biological examples, gene names were fictionalized to avoid triggering rote recall of common classroom examples, and organisms were sometimes changed to species that are familiar to students.

In spite of the obvious failure of the assumptions to be literally true, as a classroom example, it rarely disappoints instructors of classes having more than 40 students.

This is exactly the rule of our classroom example: you will have a black cell just in case precisely one of the neighbors was black.

Analysts say this is a classroom example of how Wall Street operates: while everyone else is worrying about whats going on at the moment, the Streets top seers are paid to discern whats going to happen in the future.

A new approach is thus needed for scenarios such as the classroom example given in "Introduction" section, where accurate measurements of the interface positions must be performed quickly with many users populating the environment.

In our classroom example, we might compare the number of boys to the number of girls with the ratio 5 girls : 10 boys.

In the classroom example above, 5 girls to 10 boys (5 : 10), both sides of the ratio have a factor of 5. Divide both sides by 5 (the greatest common factor) to get 1 girl to 2 boys (or 1 : 2).

The regular column from Understanding Evolution describes a collection of classroom ready examples of current evolutionary research (Thanukos 2009).