Sentence examples for illustrated concepts from inspiring English sources

Twenty-eight middle school and high school students from across the U.S. were selected as winners for their original game designs that illustrated concepts as diverse as algebra, genetics and cartography.

In addition to readings and discussion, the class included "application modules," which illustrated concepts through experiential activities, such as an economic cooperation game using real money.

The analysis of course surveys revealed that students perceived the research-containing seminars effectively illustrated concepts, were logically sequenced, and were well-integrated into their curriculum.

Rather than only sharing this with my students, I started a website, Compound Interest, where I create illustrated explanations of chemical concepts for anyone who's interested to gain a better insight into the chemistry that pervades our lives.

‡Factors represented by single item that authors thought best illustrated underlying concept.

Our agenda is best illustrated by Lars Lerup's concept of the "bull machine", where the Pamplona Running of the Bulls ceremony is described as a loose and evolving set of couplings between technology, animals and humans, and how they interact with each other.

Delightful, informative, and comprehensive, The Social Machine by Judith Donath provides a sumptuously illustrated overview of important design concepts for the design of mediated sociality.

The concept is further illustrated with examples from gas solid systems and liquid solid systems (HPLC) showing how the column efficiency (measured by HETP in separation engineering) is improved by the use of large-pore supports.

Only edition of this famous illustrated work which presents "the earliest concept of flight based on aerostatic principles" (Dibner, Heralds of Science).

A number of illustrated figures are presented to validate the concepts.

Acceptability is defined relative to audiences the one's for whom arguments are intended but the other basic concepts, relevance and sufficiency, although illustrated by examples, remain as intuitive, undefined concepts (see Tindale, 2007).