Sentence examples for equipment students from inspiring English sources

With its outdated equipment, students could not learn the digital skills taught in better-endowed schools, illustrating what some educators have called the newest incarnation of the digital divide, a lack of digital literacy.

Through on-site information and image previews provided by the equipment, students had more information to base their decisions to capture images.

Rather than using them to run industrial equipment, students instead power stereos and amplifiers.

Rather than using them to run industrial equipment, students instead power stereos and amplifiers.

She was also involved in the provision of advice to the module teaching team regarding the adaptation of PBL activities for the online learning environment, and the kinds of equipment students needed to undertake the online module variant in their own home.

"Besides all the other measures, like the additional laboratory equipment, student work places, new books and more, the student fee contributions have been especially indispensable because they have noticeably ameliorated actual academic supervision," said Mechtild von Münchhausen, a university spokeswoman.

Pickup jam sessions are held every Wednesday night in the Jamhouse's insulated basement, which the students filled with recording equipment; student bands can also use the space to rehearse.

Among the more than 4,000 pounds of payload in the rocket's Dragon cargo ship were important research equipment, student experiments that were lost in a previous Orbital rocket explosion, and a docking adapter, or parking place, for future commercial crew capsules.

(The state provides the requisite computer equipment and students attend as part of their normal schedule).

Non-academic travel (£1,524) and leisure (£1,310) also account for a large proportion of their annual outgoings, while academic travel, trips and equipment cost students around £1,779 a year.

Through Cheering for Children, a nonprofit community service program sponsored by Madison Square Garden Inc., players like Camby spend time at city schools, providing resources like books and sports equipment to students along with hope.