Sentence examples for learning quarters from inspiring English sources

However, given the behavioural results (i.e. that participants learned permanence/transience very well, but navigation performance was low and variable), how much can be made of the null results regarding landmark location for the other areas and learning quarters?

We then examined recognition accuracy in each of the four learning quarters and observed a significant time (quarters) by landmark type (permanent, transient) interaction (F3,29 = 8.045, p = 0.0005).

The development will also include a learning quarter, around a relocated Bournville College, and a hi-tech business park.

It's not a "bad" quarter, it's a "learning" quarter with a gold mine of information if you look for it.

He spent 25 days at a camp in Khost, Afghanistan, in 1998, learning close-quarter battle tactics.

Half of all startups fail within the first four years, so it's hardly surprising to learn that one-quarter of entrepreneurs said that they felt burned out.

England will learn their quarter-final opponents following the completion of the Pool A fixtures on Tuesday.

It is learning (in many quarters) to embrace people of diverse sexual and gender orientations.

He was initially a junior member of the Test Match Special team, learning at close quarters from figures such as Brian Johnston, Henry Blofeld and Bill Frindall.

I'd learned from several quarters that the Hvalsalen was a bit of a mystery.

There were games, puzzles and jokes as we wandered the Gothic Quarter learning a bit of history.