Sentence examples for learning route from inspiring English sources

The spin here is it's not taking a pure-play machine learning route to tackle online card fraud.

The local instructional theory (Cobb et al., 2003), i.e., description of a learning route based on a rationale for this learning environment, is elaborated in terms of three stepping stones: namely establishment of a micro-macro link, strengthening of the micro-macro link, and integration of the micro-macro link (Fig. 2).

O'Donnell calls this the "experience learning" route of crafting your narrative.

The vocational learning route is providing a much needed alternative.

In their lifetime, qualified apprentices will, according to research, earn £150,000 more than their peers who failed to take the workplace learning route.

Taking an unconventional learning route, Mr. Jakob set out to teach himself the jeweler's crafts by visiting museums and studying Etruscan, medieval and Renaissance techniques.

These included opting for alternative further education qualifications or trying vocational learning routes or training through employment.

The "knowledge"—the two-year slog of learning routes around London off by heart is the main justification for the taxi-drivers' privileges.

"We're literally testing the waters by running these vessels, learning routes, tide and current conditions and assessing comfort levels, which is valuable in judging the potential for a commuter service".

Dutch upper-secondary VE distinguishes two learning routes, both of which combine school education and practical training and result in formally equivalent diplomas.

After all, dealing with course designs, learning routes and tasks keeps a strong resemblance with a planning process and its main components aimed at finding which tasks must be done and when.