Sentence examples for learning carries from inspiring English sources

TV designed for learning carries extensive research and development costs, and every set of learning goals demands a unique creative approach; it's safer and cheaper to regress to the mean and build on what's worked before.

Simulation based learning carries with it the risk that the engagement of students could lose balance and could become a mindless addiction rather than the educational activity it is aimed to be.

It focuses mainly on extensive research carried out on offspring, mate or conspecific learning carried out in sheep and rodents.

We excluded crossover trials because of problems associated with reactivity, learning, carry over effects, and failure of blinding.

Nevertheless, we need to describe the particular element of scene learning carried out by the fornix that is independent of frontal-inferotemporal interaction.

These restrictions, as one small pretzel manufacturer learned, carry much more weight.

One the one hand, there is a potential for learning, carry-over, or recall effects.

Jolie said that after genetic testing she learned she carries the "faulty" BRCA1 gene and had an 87percentt chance of getting the disease herself.

To test this hypothesis, we could have trained the same group of students in active learning and carried out further experiments on their learning.

People new to social learning get carried away and forget that," he says.

Barber acknowledged that he was not initially comfortable learning to carry the ball the Coughlin way.