Sentence examples for learning a term from inspiring English sources

Chomsky himself marked this difference by speaking of language acquisition and contrasting it with learning, a term he reserved for induction-based processes.

In this report we describe an evaluation of one of the most innovative aspects of the UNSW Medicine program explicitly structured peer learning, a term that describes students working together to acquire knowledge, skills and attitudes by helping each other to learn, and learning by helping each other [ 9].

And when you first learn a condition's term, like craniosynostosis, and you Google it, it's petrifying.

But now in Uttar Pradesh, and elsewhere, women are learning a new term, one the water councils use to describe a member trained in water storage and conservation — "jal saheli," or a "friend of water".

This damaged the Iran-friendly government in Baghdad and once again brought hostile forces close to Iran's borders both Salafists and Americans.After decades of exporting revolution, Iranian generals are learning a new term: "blowback".

Would learning a new color term changes both behavioral color discrimination and the color-elicited brain response?

Learned a new term today: Gender-fluid parenting.

It's always a treat to learn a new term for pastries, however waggish, so Tuesday's Telegraph tickled with: 14ac Currant buns?

I learned a new term at the symposium: epigenetics.

Today in the news I learned a new term -- the "Alt Right".

If I did work to develop my academic roots, I learned a new term that my actions were considered to be white because I wanted to push toward my personal pursuits.