Sentence examples for courses constructed of from inspiring English sources

You control a fictional action figure made up for the game initially the titular Action Henk, but you'll unlock other options—and run from left to right, racing across obstacle courses constructed of wooden building blocks, skateboards, and Hot Wheels-style plastic track.

Of course, constructed languages – or conlangs as they are commonly known – are nothing new.

Its excellent golf course, constructed in 1991 by one of the world's most celebrated golf course architects, Robert Trent Jones Jnr, was already operating when I was there.

Three types of cross-country courses were constructed: one of 15 km, three of 5 km, and four of 10 km.

The honeybee, of course, constructs hive cells in hexagons, which, for some people, suggests that geometry has some deep cosmic significance in the natural world.

One could of course construct an independent projection system which evaluates (x f ) directly (see, e.g., Remarks 5.3.1 in Kalnay 2003).

The inclusion of this noncognitive construct, of course, is ad hoc, and there may well be other psychosocial facets involved.

Several recommendations regarding the design and construct of online courses in a 2-year college program are provided to facilitate acceptance of online learning for students enrolled in such programs.

We systematically investigated the language used by instructors that does not directly relate to course content and defined the construct of Instructor Talk.

Within these brain regions of interest, positive prediction error time courses were constructed from the average of the signals from all trials with positive prediction errors.

Similarly, negative prediction error time courses were constructed from the average of signals from all trials with negative prediction errors.