Sentence examples for evaluating and learning from inspiring English sources

Monitoring, evaluating and learning from communications is not going anywhere soon.

He is the perfect narrator, a quiet 15-year-old who lives by his bold instincts and for whom observing, evaluating and learning has become an occupation.

Impairments in evaluating and learning from errors may lead to behaviour that is rigid and repetitive rather than optimally guided by outcomes, and may compromise performance across a wide range of tasks.

37 38 Following advice from the developer, Dianne Parker, this tool was adapted and shortened to contain five dimensions of safety culture: commitment to overall continuous improvement; priority given to safety; recording, evaluating and learning from incidents and best practice; communication about safety issues; and team-working (see online additional file 3).

Interventions in this area need to be evaluated and learning shared widely.

In COC-run schools teachers attend monthly training sessions, are constantly evaluated and learn how to deal with problem children.

Other, and perhaps more savvy, shoppers drop the children at soccer practice and head for a local wine store, where they can taste, evaluate and learn about wines firsthand.

Societal interest to evaluate and learn from disasters is scale dependent.

While we'll of course evaluate and learn from the Consumer Reports survey, we made significant progress in our network in 2011 including a 25percentt improvement in 3G dropped call performance, 48,000 network improvements (more capacity, new cell sites, faster data speeds, and better connections), and many billions of dollars in capital investment to continue to improve our network.

Therefore, it seems reasonable to assume that primates would use a variety of sensory modalities to evaluate and learn about potential food sources.

The cyclical model contains five stages: diagnosing, action planning, action taking, evaluating, and specified learning.