Sentence examples for copied notes from inspiring English sources
Someone I know once soaked the label off a water bottle, printed up a fake label, copied notes onto the back of the fake label, and pasted it back onto the water bottle.
By focusing analysis on the nonverbal interactions of the group of students, it was revealed that Joâo copied notes from his classmate to complete the worksheet (Fig. 2A), illustrating his more peripheral role when his task was focused on writing.
Poorly copied notes can also cause inadvertent plagiarism (Pecorari 2013: Ch. 1, KL642).
Patients and administrators commented on the appearance of copied notes, patients noted how time and relationship with clinicians affected the note, and administrators noted the importance of education for clinicians, particularly in terms of learning how to efficiently use EHR systems and include information needed for coding (Table 5).
Prepare to live!" — in the Second Symphony is copied note for note from the chorus "Au pécheur, Dieu," in Act V, in which the Christians pray for the Jews to be pardoned for their sins.
With the service students can use their camera phones to copy notes, papers, books and even white/blackboards in class.
This is not surprising for Difficulty because simply copying notes could be an indication of apathy as much as confusion and the item is somewhat ambiguous for capturing students who are truly experiencing difficulty with the material.
They mean that students can easily copy notes and highlights directly from their texts to notes documents, and they provide a lot of opportunity for better integrating web and video content, too.
I scribbled in my notebook, pretending to copy notes from the chalkboard and flipped through pages of books I pretended to read during silent reading time.
For example, if you were learning about Siberian Tigers, it would be more fun to organize a visit to a Tiger shelter or zoo and take notes rather than to copy notes of the board.
