Sentence examples for learning caught from inspiring English sources

However, after obtaining his MSc in one year of study in 1941, his excellent academic performance and aptitude for learning caught the attention of the microbiologist Dr. W.W. Umbreit who suggested that he worked on his PhD degree on the physiology of photosynthesis in the alga Chlorella pyrenoidosa (Fig. 4).

(The officer in question denied being told).In this section State of siege No lessons learned Caught short ReprintsA former federal government lawyer recalled a top CSIS officer at a terrorism conference in Los Angeles a week before the bombing talking of fears that Sikh extremists would bomb an Air India flight.

Crocodiles, I learn, catch prey with their jaws, then drag them underwater to drown them, storing them in the liquid deep for over a week before they eat.

The U.S. Army captured 100 2-v rockets at Nordhausen & was also able to round up a number of German scientists & engineers Among our several dozen learned catches was Count Wernher von Braun.

Despite these advantages, mastery learning never caught on, mainly because it was a nightmare for teachers.

He said he grew up in the southern state of Guerrero learning to catch and consume them seasonally.

The raptor has adapted to the spread of towns and cities by learning to catch feral pigeons.

He became a vegetarian, having read Peter Singer, and he stopped keeping falcons (though there is a beautiful coda of a last merlin learning to catch its own meadow pipits).

Part of the peregrine falcon's success has been learning to catch birds at night using artificial light, something they would not do in their traditional cliff and mountainside habitat.

The Raspberry Pi, a credit-card sized computer designed to encourage children to learn programming, caught the imagination of millions when it was unveiled in February.

The Raspberry Pi, a credit card-sized computer designed to encourage children to learn programming, caught the imagination of millions when it was unveiled.