Sentence examples for learning pictures from inspiring English sources

Results show that either positively valenced pictures or learning pictures foster retention and transfer performance.

Children learn picture recognition and build memory skills.

He's a physically gifted swimmer who learned picture-perfect strokes, his body has not failed him in any major way, and his support system has helped him maintain those gifts longer than most.

Averse to any mechanical devices, he nevertheless persevered grimly, even learning to take pictures by flash-powder (his ration of bulbs being limited) with an attendant shower of magnesium fall-out – a gruelling, even farcical, introduction to photography.

Mr. Gursky, he points out, was the son of a commercial photographer from whom he first learned to take pictures, and for a while during the 1970's he carried around a Leica, making snapshots on the street.

Like Neo's moment of revelation in the first Matrix movie, learning to picture the code behind the digital services you are using means realising that what you are looking at is not an immutable part of the universe; it is simply a conditional, contingent something cooked up by other human coders.

If you like learning through pictures or stories as well as song, watch this video instead.

It's a clever program that gets you associating the language you're learning with pictures and concepts, never English.

This image, which I called Vietnam, was taken in 1969 when I was just starting out, learning how to take pictures.

As a teenager in postwar Japan, Eikoh Hosoe visited an American Army base in Tokyo to learn English and take pictures with his father's camera.

Learn how to take pictures.