Sentence examples for learning references from inspiring English sources

Active-learning strategies mirror many of the processes of scientific inquiry and accommodate different interests and learning references.

The combination of the two tasks enabled us to examine the processes of spatial learning, reference memory and working memory.

Df(10 1Yey mice showed impairment in spatial and learning reference memory as assessed by the Morris watermaze test and associative memory as assessed by fear conditioning test.

Given the results of the initial comparison, we present a way to optimise the fast method by calibrating a set of parameters with the help of a genetic algorithm, which utilises the outcomes of the finite element analysis as a learning reference.

Simmonds's lushly realistic drawings and complex female characters recall those of Alison Bechdel, but her learned references and her ear for a variegated British vernacular make her unique.

Irish dance ideas apart, the choreography of "Roaratorio" is Joycean in its neologisms (you couldn't put a Cunningham jig straight into "Riverdance"), its structural looseness, its sense of omnium-gatherum inclusiveness, its intensely learned references to tradition and its light references to folk culture.

Every kid who goes to school, every adult who learns references of the animals [in the bible] gets to see what they're really like, how wild some of them really are.

The Make to Learn reference design can be contrasted with a typical nineteenth-century relay from the Smithsonian collections and its modern-day counterpart (Fig. 6).

With respect to established measures of motivation to learn, reference to a specific learning context (e.g., at school, in mathematics class; e.g., Gaspard et al. 2015) reflects a similar practice.

Fig. 2 Learning analytics reference model (Chatti et al. 2012).

Some similar work may be learnt as references.