18 SSM aims to provide assistance in coherently expressing and operating the learning cycle from meanings to intentions to relevant action without the rigidity of a technique.
We aimed to determine (1) lambs' preferences for umami and bitter tastes offered together or with a control, and (2) lambs' efficiency in learning positive and negative post-ingestive consequences associated with tastes coherently (i.e. umami taste → positive, bitter → negative) or incoherently (i.e. bitter → positive, umami → negative).
Using personal, social and health education to develop discussion and learning on domestic violence is an important starting point, and enables all of these issues to be considered coherently.
For statistical analysis, the data were described as learning (official work and obtaining literature resources), leisure (watching recreational videos, chatting and reading novels, and browsing a webpage), e-commerce (online shopping), entertainment (playing internet games) and other activities in order to explain the online activities more briefly and coherently.
To live well is to continue to possess the ability to converse, to read, to retain what I learn and to coherently reflect and understand.
These days it may be more important to graduate quickly than to learn how to write coherently or distinguish fact from fantasy.
"Some of our multiple-impaired students were thought to not be educable," Pinto recalls, "but through music, they learned to read Braille, to speak coherently, to perform and entertain others with their musicality, and to move with grace".
This is good, because in becoming a successful capitalist, the worker must learn to plan and execute his actions coherently.
The most valuable skill set I learned in college was to write clearly and coherently.
It needs change to laws, to processes and above all to the way people work, so they work together, coherently - not, as now, with mistrust, duplication and without opportunities to learn good practice from each other.
