Sentence examples for learning to refer from inspiring English sources

My dad is slowly learning to refer to Badger as "him" rather than "it", and has even been spotting playing peek-a-boo with him on the stairs.

As discussed in the introduction, we use the term "leadership for learning" to refer to those approaches that "leaders employ to achieve important school outcomes, with a particular focus on student learning" (Hallinger 2011, p. 126).

The present paper uses the term 'leadership for learning' to refer to those approaches that "leaders employ to achieve important school outcomes, with a particular focus on student learning" (Hallinger 2011, p. 126).

That has led Larsen et al. to define the term 'test-enhanced learning' to refer to interventions where tests are explicitly used to stimulate learning [ 36, 37].

Classification is used in machine learning to refer to the problem of identifying a discrete category to which a new observation belongs.

The student instructed in its method learned to refer not to Keats or Tennyson, but to "the poet" or "the speaker," a disembodied voice.

Some try to do both residential and commercial when they should learn to refer business and get a referral fee.

"I guess the most important point for learning western medicine is to learn when to refer patients to western doctors.

At the meetup, founders will learn how to apply for Battlefield and investors will learn how to refer companies in their portfolio.

Founders will learn how to apply for Battlefield with a solid application, and investors will learn how to refer companies in their portfolio.

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