Sentence examples for learnt from the history from inspiring English sources

In the first stage of the transmission, C users choose sequentially from K relay nodes, based on the relay state learnt from the history and current signal.

Vanessa tweets as @HPS_Vanessa and has learnt from the history of penicillin that a messy desk increases the chance of serendipitous discoveries.

"For someone who has spent more than six years mastering the health brief in opposition, Andrew Lansley [the health secretary] seems to have learnt little from the history of NHS reorganisation," Walshe writes.

Lessons learnt from the natural history of lower back pain are that the longer a person remains off work following injury, the higher the risk of ongoing work disability [ 2].

As ever, there are lessons to be learnt from history and the Prime Minister would do well to "look again" at the earlier example of Kosovo.

Using a lesson learnt from history, Germany has been and still is "inspired by the determination to promote world peace as an equal partner in a united Europe", as stated in our basic law.

For us, having learnt from history, there's no way we are going to go back to nationalising mining companies".

Titled "Lessons Learnt From the Tobacco Wars", it makes fascinating reading.

That was something we were supposed to have learnt from the Holocaust".

There is a second message learnt from the rugby World Cup: consistency.

DeVotchKa learnt from the burlesque practitioners that they could include performance elements in their own shows.