Sentence examples for learning leading from inspiring English sources

Get them right, and you will create a calm backdrop to learning, leading to better engagement and interaction.

The article describes how recognising and dealing with ecodesign dilemmas fuels cycles of learning, leading the firm towards business model innovation.

However, occlusion events and clutter may affect the model learning, leading to a distraction in the estimation of the new position of the target as well as incorrect updating of the shape model.

The effect of learning leading to recognition and subsequent avoidance of the stimulus can be another factor influencing the test results [ 17].

A better trained and dedicated RCA staff group which is afforded greater opportunities to gain experience may retain and strengthen their analytical knowledge and skills and also benefit from shared peer-to-peer learning – leading to more meaningful and effective incident investigations.

In essence, this impacts their learning, leading to children not being able to catch up classes, and can eventually lead to children dropping out of school all together.

"Catholic immigrants from Quebec, Spain, Portugal and Eastern Europe were the largest new group," we learn, leading, over time, to the construction of a variety of churches.

The number of visitors to MySpace UK has halved in the last six months, TechCrunch Europe has learned, leading to a fresh round of layoffs at the London office of the social networking site.

This was a function of dextrose, I later learned, leading to a taste that was less sweet than granulated a phenomenon confined to the universe of Italian gelato.

Our findings illustrate how department chairs enact leadership for learning by leading curriculum development and program assessment activities.

Data collection can also be combined with machine learning techniques leading to a more intelligent, self-adaptive, and secure network [50, 51].