Sentence examples for learning took part from inspiring English sources

EdCIL, a state-run enterprise that helps recruit foreign students as well as those of Indian origin for programs in India, says 30 institutions of learning took part in the Colombo fair.

Those preferring only individual learning represented the traditional-plus-tutorial version; students who attended class represented the adapted-teaching version; and those who in addition to individual learning took part in group learning of one topic represented the active-learning version.

Taken together, the above results suggested that reward learning took part in the mechanism underlying the optogenetic activation of the neurons expressing CaMKII α in the VTA of behaving rats and that by the reinforcement of reward learning, better performances on the rat locomotor activity were likely to be achieved.

I learned cricket and took part in touch football on a neighbor's lawn.

W. DAVID BAUER Sports and Learning W. David Bauer took part in a triathlon the weekend before the World Trade Center was attacked.

The lesson I learnt from taking part in and witnessing all of this is simple: put the nicest person in the world into a university sports team, and for a few hours each week, they will become a wanker.

One of the lessons Spence learned while taking part in the Nacue competition was to highlight the potential social impact of their products – encouraging children to play inventively, and potentially to take up studies or careers in STEM [science, technology, engineering and maths].

Through training and experience exchange between peers, more and more adolescents took part in learning activities.

A total of 3,250 volunteers – including 42 disabled performers who had learned circus skills from scratch – took part.

Learning assessments demonstrated that students who took part in the exercise increased their understanding of volcano-monitoring practices and implications, with beginners reaching a novice stage, and novices reaching an advanced level (akin to students who have completed an upper-division university volcanology class).

At midday, all of the volunteers took part in a learning test designed to exercise a region of the brain called the hippocampus, which is involved in storing memories.