Sentence examples for experiential component from inspiring English sources

Northeastern University (Boston) REQUIRED One experiential component, which may be co-op participation, internship, study abroad, community service or research.

steak sauce, is developing an experiential component for a campaign, carrying the theme "A.1.

Independent bookstores may rely heavily on an experiential component: comfortable atmosphere, eclectic selection, employee expertise, and perhaps an adjoining coffee shop, as well.

"In almost any curriculum where consequences of knowing or not knowing are real, there's an experiential component," he said, noting that laboratory science and engineering are learned through experience.

One thing these trips have in common: immersion in a local culture and an experiential component from cooking to cruising.

And the experiential component alone cannot serve as a gauge to distinguish regret from remorse, for regret can range from mild to intense, and so can remorse.

As attention was turned from the realities of nature to the structure of the mind that knows it so successfully, philosophers of the Enlightenment focused on the sensory and experiential components of knowledge rather than on the merely mathematical.

Deeb's customers are most interested in vacations that include physical and experiential components like hiking and biking or culinary tours and expedition cruising.

In Japanese, for example, an unmarked Theme usually comprises two experiential components, namely a circumstantial Adjunct and a Subject (Teruya 2006).

Rather than death's enemy, death's ambassador When Breath Becomes Air allows us to become more keenly aware of death's biological and experiential components.

We have organized the curriculum into modules, with didactic as well as experiential components, utilizing a variety of educational venues, some new and some typically found within the existing framework of an internal medicine residency curriculum.