Sentence examples for instructions delivered from inspiring English sources

Secret instructions delivered to the performers onstage add to the unpredictable cocktail.

The man, situated in a window above, chooses a name and costume for El Khoury and then dictates her actions on the street below, through instructions delivered via wireless headphones.

Young and old attendees were united by a desire for something different, and open-minded enough to follow the instructions delivered some days before: wear black tie and "bring a flower for a lover or a stranger".

"Voice-only instructions delivered subjects to their destinations, and you could argue that they drove better because they looked at the road more," Dr. Kun said of his test subjects.

Hallmarks of attacks linked to the Haqqani network include multiple fighters, targets that are often symbols of the Afghan government and their Western backers, careful planning, and, often, instructions delivered by telephone as the attackers carry out their mission.

The results showed that the auditory design guidelines could be applied effectively to the design of audio instructions delivered on smart phones.

It's a totally different mindset from being the one being spoken to, to actually giving out the instructions, delivering training sessions and doing things throughout the week to prepare for the game".

It says the only exemption is general religious education or special religious instruction delivered by accredited agencies, such as Access Ministries.

Here we meet a paradox: the person to carry forward the instruction delivered by a vast democratic exercise will be chosen by around 150,000 Conservative party members from a shortlist drafted by 330 Tory MPs.

E-learning is defined as an instruction, delivered via a computer that is intended to promote learning [10].

The purpose of this study was to compare academic instruction delivered with an iPad® to instruction delivered through traditional materials for two students with autism spectrum disorder who engaged in escape-maintained challenging behavior.