Sentence examples for competition to learn from inspiring English sources

Teams get a month before the competition to learn how to defend industrial control systems against hackers.

Erika's mother, Tiana Gray, entered her in a competition to learn to cook with Kuzmic after Erika failed to make brownies from a box.

However, 2/33 identified this as impacting on their teamwork and patient care when PRHOs did not get on well together and 4/33 found competition to learn additional clinical skills.

Spend some time just watching pro competitions to learn more about the top-level of the sport.

Technology reporter Dave Lee went to meet Cambridge University Eco Racing - the only British-based team in the competition - to learn about their distinctly unorthodox design.

Being in a leading position requires having top-notch research skills in order to gain the upper hand in relation to your competition and to learn what your organization can do to improve.

It is a little bit like winning a hot-dog eating competition, only to learn that the prize is a jumbo-sized hot dog, but trust me: it's worth it.

But my own research has taught me that the most important thing you can learn in this era of heightened global competition is how to learn.

They are just as much due to a strangely un-Californian refusal to experiment, to introduce market forces by allowing proper pricing and competition, or even to learn from mistakes.

ASP blends nonassociative habituation behavior with time-based correlation learning that helps in retention and gradual adaptation to new inputs, as well as, evokes competition across neurons to learn distinct patterns.

New technologies have made it easy to open an eCommerce storefront, and the competition allows businesses to learn from a group of businesses and follow the leaders forward as they learn how to build more engaging, sustainable online businesses.