Sentence examples for explaining concepts from inspiring English sources

Maths teachers are trialling pre-recorded video as means of explaining concepts.

She said she labored over explaining concepts and then questioned the spouses about them to be sure they understood.

The Cook & Fox office has small wall-mounted installations here and there, explaining concepts like "dynamic lighting" — which uses changing natural light throughout the day.

Each stage features detailed explanations and animations that do an admirable job of explaining concepts such as the rule of thirds or colour theory.

But he also came off as an intelligent and articulate witness, speaking directly to the jury when explaining concepts like hedge funds and initial public offerings.

Davies is clear and creative about explaining concepts like the cell ("the tiny, delicate building blocks from which all bodies are made") and the "countercurrent mechanism" for keeping emperor penguins from losing body heat "through the tootsies".

Math teachers can use the roof's outlines to explain concepts like perimeter, area and angles.

What more could you ask of a play, that it not only explains concepts but embodies them?

Rather than me teaching, I get individuals up to the white board to explain concepts to the others.

Like Du Sautoy's games, the maths project uses the visual and narrative potential of computer animation to extend teachers' ability to explain concepts.

On several occasions, an assistant United States attorney, Cathy Seibel, patiently and good-naturedly asked Mr. Dennehy to explain concepts in layman's terms.