Sentence examples for instructive to make from inspiring English sources

In illustrating the complexity of determining forwarding distance analytically, it is instructive to make a couple of major simplifications.

And, in that sense, "Burton and Taylor" is instructive about how to make a movie about outsize movie stars.

The redesign features pared-down presentations of recipes, like how to grill a fish, and shorter instructive features, like how to make friendship bracelets.

Saul Griffith, who earned a Ph.D. at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, teamed up a couple of years ago with a cartoonist to create fun and instructive guides on how to make things yourself.

It could be instructive to ask every millennial to make a list of the issues that concern them?

(2) In CAO model, an End–Front–Front End (EFFE) transition rule is designed to make a cell change its state more instructive.

The number of male mentors and aesthetic influences seems instructive as does her seeming discomfort when I ask why she likes to make movies about men.

Conducting stakeholder and sustainability analyses are instructive toward this end, and have provided information and perspectives on how to make long-range informed choices for success.

Dangers must be tackled head on It is dangerous to make direct comparisons between rugby union and American football, but they are ominously instructive.

An ANFIS uses the estimation and instructive capability of an ANN and deduction characteristics of fuzzy logic, which include expertise in inference, to make decisions [11].

The documentary series is instructive because it shows that it takes as much energy to produce a bad movie as it does to make a good one.