Sentence examples for historic learning from inspiring English sources

Based on this methods we propose an architecture approach for the integrated processing of real-time data and historic learning data.

But the episode also highlighted a deeper difference: the McCain campaign team often seemed to make missteps and lurch from moment to moment in search of a consistent strategy and message, while the disciplined and nimble Obama team marched through a presidential contest of historic intensity learning to exploit opponents' weaknesses and making remarkably few stumbles.

After going to graduate school there in the nation's oldest historic preservation program, learning just how indifferent Columbia was to historic preservation and community outreach alike, I was leery of wasting time.

The city is a historic centre of learning.

It's also part of a larger story about how historic house museums are learning more about figures in their pasts, like slaves and domestic workers, whose stories, until now, have existed largely in the shadows.

How can citizens in these countries face up to the horrors of the past?" It turns out that the gulag museum is part of an association it helped establish in 1999, the International Coalition of Historic Site Museums of Conscience, described as "a network of organizations committed to teaching and learning how historic sites and museums can inspire social consciousness and action".

Despite the incident, Ingram says that he still has love for London and has "been enjoying [the] incredibly diverse culture in Ashbourne, learning a historic game called Shrovetide football and everyone has been amazing".  .

On this historic day, Brazilians learned a dangerous lesson about their young democracy: their votes aren't worth much.

Old-World Crafts, Wisconsin Visitors to Eagle, Wis., during November can learn historic crafts or trades at Old World Wisconsin, an outdoor living history museum.

Youngsters can visit the historic ship Peking, learn about sea creatures in its wet lab and take part in the All Available Boats Children's Project, creating artistic tributes to the port workers involved in the rescue efforts on Sept. 11.

"Instead of Pokemon, people would collect virtual heritage artifacts and compete in exploring historic stories and learn something meaningful along the way".