Sentence examples for instructions and pointed from inspiring English sources

The paper has given feasible instructions and pointed out problems on informatization of geological drilling.

But Ms. Logue, a finance professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, said that she did not intend the book as a set of instructions and pointed out that one chapter is titled "Using Hedge-Fund Strategies Without Hedge Funds".

Ms. Ackert portrayed a prim flight attendant whose gestures indicated that she was giving safety instructions and pointing out the exits.

Monsanto says on its website that tallowamine-based products "do not pose an imminent risk for human health when used according to instructions" and points out that in 2009 the EPA exempted the surfactant from legal limitations on residues in food, because there "is a reasonable certainty that no harm will result to the general population…".

The hijackers were seen squatting on the floor scribbling notes in Arabic on the English language instruction manual and pointing at possible routes on the air chart.

According to Mason (1996), in the last two decades, research on learning and instruction pointed to empiricism as the basis of knowledge acquisition, that is, individuals constructed knowledge through experience.

They remark this instruction as a perfect one and point out that it is important that the teacher transform his instruction to reality by a hands-on demonstration showing how to do the task.

This may sound self-evident but time and again, examinees forget to read the basic instructions and lose points or marks for it.

Nesson went through the jury instructions point-by-point, interspersing narrative of the case.

Thus, instruction using pointing and tracing gestures to highlight the relationship between elevation and contour lines provided the most effective training, leading to a reliable boost in performance over text-based instruction alone when learning to use topographic maps.

Women who received instruction using pointing and tracing gestures to emphasize that contour lines are used to represent elevation information on a topographic map performed better overall on a measure of topographic map use than women who received no instruction or basic written instructions.