Sentence examples for holding content from inspiring English sources
Studios worked meticulously to get to this point, holding content back, or at least doling it out very carefully.
Jarvis et al. (2003) elucidate on the problem with teachers holding content misconceptions and lacking impetus to explore alternative perspectives as they report that educators are nearly certain to teach their misconceptions to their students.
The question is whether Slingshot holding content hostage will lure people in, or if the ransom is so high that we'd rather abandon the window into friends' lives than work for it.
"We think of these as essentially the glue that holds content words together," he said, "and it's glue that in many ways can be thought of as the basis for linguistic style".
A PUCK [11] enabled sensor can hold content, which could be the contents of the SensorML describing the Instance and referencing the OEM.
The exterior is made of ballistic nylon, and it has adjustable compression straps to hold contents tight.
It should be at least 30cm x 30cm/12 inch x 12 inch or even higher, to be large enough to hold contents and be hit by the piñata stick.
Three levels of N availability were established in the media (C∶N ratios of 10∶1, 20∶1 and 40∶1) by holding C content constant and varying N content.
Why was iTunes holding my content hostage?
MP: A server component that is holding my content.
The same interpretation appears to hold for content, in which content contributed less to the prediction of teaching performance than group interaction.
