Sentence examples for learning basic concepts from inspiring English sources

As for the idea that Pass/No Record encourages laziness in learning basic concepts, Altschul may be right.

This paper describes an interactive tool focused on teaching and learning basic concepts about modelling and identification.

This paper describes a simple laboratory process equipment, which is used as a support tool to visualise in learning basic concepts of process control.

That's fine for a one-year-old, who doesn't even understand that he's going to get to go on the swings at all until you physically put him on one, at which point he's surprised and delighted – but a drag for a toddler who's in the process of learning basic concepts like sharing and fairness, which are apparently sometimes useful in adult life.

Chicago Booth's Tobias Moskowitz argues that playing fields provide children a tailor-made context for learning basic concepts of math and economics.

Undergraduate studies mainly focus on learning basic concepts or skills and lay foundations for life, work or future studies while graduate studies concentrate on more advanced topics and require deeper exploration of complex ideas.

How do you say?" In their first year at the school, the students are required to take "survival English," to learn basic concepts like days of the week and how to ask for directions.

In their first year at the school, the students are required to take "survival English," to learn basic concepts like days of the week and how to ask for directions.

More than 50 participants from across the U.S. and as far away as South Africa and Colombia visited Cornell to learn basic concepts and management strategies to increase soil health at a workshop on campus Aug. 12-15.

You will also learn basic concepts of film editing.

Machines can be automated to help students learn basic concepts without a tutor, which companies like Carnegie Learning are working on.