Sentence examples for experience spectrum from inspiring English sources

Personal stories are sprinkled throughout, from kids and parents everywhere on the experience spectrum – gay, bisexual, transgender, religious, bullied, the parent who always knew, the kid who threw everyone for a loop.

Last month, Ofsted chief Michael Wilshaw lamented that 40% of new entrants leave the teaching profession within five years, and there are rising numbers at the other end of the experience spectrum – particularly the over-50s – packing away their planners for good.

It was the middle part of that experience spectrum, in search and information design, where Rydahl found his life intersecting with Cupertino.

"The failure of Warwickshire to establish a 50 partnership across both innings was testimony to a lack of application from them and to a relentless approach from the Yorkshire attack which included both ends of the experience spectrum.

On the other end of the experience spectrum, teachers who had been teaching longest were more interested in seniority as being a determinant in terms of workforce reduction".

You'll likely experience an influx of submissions from job seekers who are looking for work that belong to every end of the experience spectrum.

The Voice HUB, Comverse's advanced single platform for all voice services, provides a "Whole Voice" experience — a spectrum of revenue opportunities for every call.

It has been illustrated that the single-lattice-cell method is not sufficiently accurate for heterogeneous core configurations when adjacent channels experience significant spectrum interaction.

We experience a spectrum of emotions, including negative ones.

Mental illness sufferers experience a spectrum of emotions, but this is a byproduct of brain chemistry and other possible factors that led to a diagnosis.

It was Darwin who said it wasn't the strongest or smartest species that survives, but the most adaptable, and this technology will include allowing us to change our capabilities of memory, travel, how fast [the brain] processes information, or even add new senses to experience a spectrum way beyond what we do now".