Sentence examples for feedback to develop from inspiring English sources

Amazon Studios is Amazon's content development division that uses audience feedback to develop great, original entertainment customers will love.

@jasonasaul argues we can #skollWF2014 April 9, 2014 Guardian Soc Ent (@GuardianSocEnt) Social impact can be predicted in the way musical taste can be (like Pandora, lastfm etc) #skollwf told April 9, 2014 Skoll World Forum (@SkollWorldForum) 80% of a CEO/leader's time should be thinking about the future, scaling, listening to feedback to develop new strategies.

Songbirds need auditory feedback to develop and maintain the normal song of their species.

These internally predicted feelings work as a bottom up feedback to develop a coherent conscious experience of action selection, mainly on action options that have strong predictive effects; therefore, actions with poor predictive effects do not get any conscious attention.

Such features might include support for (a) collaboration (smart people often seek the advice and guidance of others), (b) struggling learners (smart teachers identify and help struggling students), (c) motivation (smart teachers take the time and make efforts to gain attention, show relevance, and provide feedback to develop confidence and satisfaction).

But Ostroff reassured the audience members that the FDA wants their feedback to develop new "requirements that are less burdensome while protecting public health".

Each school will develop an improvement panel to provide mentoring, support and regular feedback to developing or struggling teachers.

Aspects related to the feedback provided: feedback helps to develop competencies, to enhance the learning process, to improve future learning, to improve engagement with learning.  .

Aspects related to the feedback received: feedback helps to develop competencies, to enhance the learning process, to improve future learning, to improve engagement with learning   c.

We use a parameter-independent quadratic Lyapunov Krasovskii function for the case of dynamic output feedback control to develop LMI-based solvability conditions which are evaluated at the extreme points of the admissible parameter set.

Research results were shared with the study communities and other key stakeholders from the study districts and regions in the form of dissemination workshops and this feedback helped to develop appropriate HIV and AIDS interventions for the study communities (see Discussion section for details).