Sentence examples for duration of the class from inspiring English sources
In that session, the young students ran, walked, skipped and otherwise kept moving for the duration of the class.
They are cut off from the outside world for the duration of the class and the use of social media and mobile devices, in particular, is off the table.
Parents of the youngest children generally stay for the duration of the class; warm cider and caramel apples are served at the end.
How many villages does Mr. Woldhek expect to have participating in Nabuur's program by the end of 2005? 3. Inform students that, for the duration of the class period, they will work together as part of their own virtual volunteer network in the spirit of Nabuur.
Teachers set pricing, which can range from $5 per student to a much more hefty sum depending on the duration of the class, according to Nathoo.
This involves various groups learning together in a heterogeneous way (in terms of gender, culture, educational level, and special needs) and carrying out different activities for the duration of the class.
In the accelerator development after the production of 1 MeV beams, an extraction grid, where a water cooling is reinforced and the beam is steered by aperture offset to suppress grid heat loads, has been newly developed to extend the pulse duration of the MeV-class beams.
But after having sat in giant lecture halls consistently for four years now, the only time I can recall being distracted by another students laptop activity for the duration of a class period was the time I sat behind the starting running back on the football team while he played Mario Golf all class.
The duration of the intervention in the class was 12 weeks.
Although 200 nm particle immunisation prolonged the duration of peptide/MHC class II presentation by DCs, significantly this did not impact upon the magnitude of the T cell response compared with the smaller 40 nm particle, consistent with a previous report (Gengoux and Leclerc, 1995).
However, statistical analyses of the data indicate a non-random distribution of disease duration among the classes of mutants, with high-aggregation propensity more often being found in patients with short duration.
