Sentence examples for introductory area from inspiring English sources

The area outside the castle is an introductory area in which the player can experiment, testing his or her player skills.

The Royal Palms Resort, the game's introductory area, is a beautiful juxtaposition to what waits beyond it, where the wealth, decadence and Westernization that infects all overseas hubs of luxury tourism is so very far from relevant.

The Royal Palms Resort, the game's introductory area, is a beautiful juxtaposition to what waits beyond it, where the wealth, decadence and Westernisation that infects all overseas hubs of luxury tourism is so very far from relevant.

After you have exited our introductory area, our visitors will go outside into the Lighwells, an amazing outside space which has been used for films such as Sherlock Holmes among others; within this arched space, we have built a series of 3 meter high trapezoidal arches - shapes which are highly significant in Inca culture.

The center contains a bookstore, a gift shop, a theater for introductory films, a research area and a 4,500-square-foot 4,500-square-foot 4,500-square-foot

While the "high school" area is more introductory, the "college" area contains more goal-oriented language and information.

So I took the experts' advice and attended an introductory class with Impact Bay Area, a nonprofit that provides empowerment self-defense through a feminist lens.

Twenty-three percent of the record 1.3 million 2007 graduates who took the ACT earned scores showing they were prepared to grapple with introductory college courses in four areas, up from 21percentt a year ago.

It would be a worthwhile endeavor for researchers to explore how OTL and internal and external framing are related in other college content areas, including other introductory STEM courses, and in elementary and secondary mathematics.

An FGD guide was prepared with open ended introductory questions for the different areas to be explored (see the 'FGD guide, showing the introductory questions' section).

We have developed an IMCA for gauging student understanding of these areas at the introductory undergraduate level.