Sentence examples for entire learning from inspiring English sources
"entire learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is an adjective phrase that is used to describe an activity, set of activities, or process that is considered to take up the entirety of one's time and effort, such as "the entire learning process." For example, "She was immersed in her entire learning experience, taking in all the lessons and applying them to her research."
When the entire learning circuitry is mapped, will the fly, and other creatures with learning neurons, seem just like biological machines?
The entire learning process includes 35 APs and the total number of packet loss is less than 150.
In some of these approaches, once acquired, the students' LS remain the same throughout the entire learning process [11].
Students indicated that videos changed their learning approach by making the entire learning process 'convenient' and 'comfortable'comfortable
So endemic is the impoverishment of the pld, according to Chomskyans, that it began to seem as if the entire learning paradigm were inapplicable to language.
Second, e-learners must be able to self-manage the entire learning process including self-regulation of behavior, motivation, and cognition, proactively and deliberately.
And we get entire families learning to snowboard".
"If I could, I would spend my entire life learning about the holy prophet," he said.
Some want an in-depth experience with a mixed-age group, entire families learning together and a large number of parents participating, while others seek different options.
One farm listed on Growfood, Wayback Farm in Maine, invites apprentices to spend an entire season learning about all-natural, biodynamic farming practices.
I brought [Basque chef] Andoni Mugaritz here and he spent an entire afternoon learning how to make the fish dumplings: "the perfect gluten-free ravioli," he called them.
