Sentence examples for designed to master from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason may be that adult brains require a lot of focus and effort to learn something new, while children's brains are designed to master new environments spontaneously.

Enrolled pupils must complete ten two-hour sessions of regimented drills designed to master basic cape technique and torero attitude.

The argument is that current networks are essentially designed to "master the complexity" behind existing technologies, rather than to "extract simplicity" from the learned lessons [62].

(Wait, that was just me?) Nevertheless, Sony is back with a brand new edition of the Walkman, designed to "reproduce master quality recordings just as the artists originally intended".

It is designed to find master regulatory molecules upstream of an input list of regulated tumour proteins.

Intelligent tutoring systems (ITSs) are computer learning environments designed to help students master difficult knowledge and skills by implementing powerful intelligent algorithms that adapt to the learner at a fine-grained level and that instantiate complex principles of learning (Graesser et al. in press).

A slave centrifugal flywheel governor system is considered as an underactuated following-system which a control input is designed to follow a master centrifugal flywheel governor system.

So he created a system of folders and workbooks designed to help students master one level before moving to the next.

Focusing on the CSR signature, a genomic method termed 'SLAMS' (stepwise linkage analysis of microarray signatures) was designed to find candidate master regulators within cytogenetic abnormalities linked to CSR activity [ 46].

Second language vocabulary knowledge was defined by the subjects' percentiles on the Mill Hill Vocabulary Scale (Raven et al. 1988), which is designed to assess the ability to master, recall and reproduce written and oral verbal information, but it does not assess knowledge of morphology, grammar or accuracy of articulation.

It was part of a master plan designed to manage flood control, drainage and irrigation issues simultaneously (Chowdhury 2009: 3; Thompson and Sultana 1996: 1).