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It: assesses the extent to which 15-year-old students have acquired key knowledge and skills that are essential for full participation in modern societies But the study claims to measure more than students' ability to recite what their teachers have imparted – it also attempts to capture how well they can apply what they have learned in school.
It's not their fault – parents aren't to blame, it's up to the government to make sure the right information is imparted to parents.
On the run after some romantic disaster in Paris, she had spent three weeks criss-crossing Europe, staying in squats, on floors and, the previous night, in a field – information she imparted in one heavily accented stream of consciousness in the first few minutes of the journey.
Indeed he constantly imparted them to me as I grew up.
Her father, a foundry worker, was a communist who imparted to his daughters a strong sense of social justice and a loathing of racial prejudice.
This particular team was led by the Women for Independence activist Kathleen Caskie, who imparted the invaluable advice that, by getting the lift to the top floor and working your way down, not only are you saving your knees but you'll also have more favourable momentum should you have to run away from a dog.
A Rogallo wing's billowing fabric imparted too much twist with the outer sections of the wing attacking the air at a much lower angle than the inner sections.
The beams would collide at the centre of the device with far more energy than can be imparted by any other machine.Two nearby detectors would record evidence of particles created by the impact.
Mr Saakashvili, who swept to the Georgian presidency after the "rose revolution" a year before Ukraine's "orange" one, imparted tips on how to govern after an upheaval and, perhaps inadvertently, how not to.Georgia and Ukraine share two characteristic post-Soviet difficulties: endemic corruption and Russian meddling.
They suggest there are other basic tastes, and are prepared to back that suggestion with scientific research.Umami, imparted by glutamic acid, a type of amino acid, and most commonly associated with a derivative of that chemical called monosodium glutamate (MSG), was identified in 1908 by Kikunae Ikeda, a chemist at what was then Tokyo Imperial University (now called the University of Tokyo).
I can rationalise this by believing I received special and select training; privy to the secrets of the trade imparted to me by my advisor who, in turn, also learned from the great masters.
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The primary grammatical function of "imparted" is as the past tense and past participle form of the verb "impart". It signifies the action of conveying or bestowing something, such as knowledge, qualities, or characteristics. Ludwig AI confirms its correct usage in English.
Expression frequency: Very common
