Sentence examples for learn to propagate from inspiring English sources

If more people grow wildflowers and learn to propagate them, some of the genetic cache will be saved, even as the habitat of wildflowers is lost to development.

That moment, he said, when the virus is learning to propagate in a new kind of host, is when much of its genetic mutation happens – after that, its evolution is much slower.

Orchid lovers would learn how to propagate orchids in a refurbished greenhouse with high environmental standards.

They are very rewarding to grow and there are many special interest groups, both online and sometimes in your town, who will be happy to help you learn to grow them well and enjoy propagating them.

But those who advocate for "coverage" and "exposure" to the exclusion of real teaching and learning seek to propagate their own values, not create good schools.

The function of criticism, in his sense, is "a disinterested endeavour to learn and propagate the best that is known and thought in the world, and thus to establish a current of fresh and true ideas".

Viruses used to take months to propagate, and then days.

The induction of an incorrectly perceived environment will cause the wrong adaptation of the CRN, which could affect short-term behaviour but also because of their ability to learn, it will propagate the error to the new decisions.

Both Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru were supporters of Hindustani and Congress wanted to propagate the learning of Hindustani in non-Hindi speaking Provinces of India.

With these programs, coupled with on the job training for companies who employ visually challenged individuals, they intent to propagate self-learning for higher employability outcomes in the differently-abled.

"Willows are very easy to propagate," said Alessandro Chiari, the propagator at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.