Sentence examples for like instruction from inspiring English sources
Legal opinions, in Sotomayor's view, are like instruction manuals — everyone should be able to follow them.
Results showed that students like instruction with IWB especially for such reasons/capabilities as practical and economical use, better visual presentation, and test-based use.
The union that represents Ms. Jones and thousands of other flight attendants supports more aggressive training, like instruction in devices and defensive techniques, for subduing unruly passengers.
For the college, which is part of the City University of New York, necessities like instruction often takes priority over niceties like architectural preservation.
The majority opinion of the Supreme Court reasonably conjectures that any help given such enemies, even in seemingly benign ways like instruction about how to enhance their human rights profile, could free up time and effort in pursuit of extremist violence.
The methodology for teaching here isn't anything like instruction from the mythic piano teacher of my dreams, a little lady with a bun who sternly asks you to repeat the scales as she hovers behind you and comments on your technique.
The survey asked the respondents whether they considered themselves 'users', 'modified user', 'influenced by'consideringing', or a 'past user' of SCALE-UP-like instruction.
Finally, research indicates that professional development that focuses on science content and how children learn is important in changing teaching practices (e.g., Corcoran, 1995; Desimone, 2009), particularly when the goal is the implementation of inquiry-like instruction designed to improve students' conceptual understanding (Fennema et al., 1996; Cohen and Hill, 1998).
The keys to each chart are minute, cypher-like instructions, peppered with anecdotes and asides.
Then, using inverse kinematics principles from robotics literature, a kinematically smart crane capable of accepting robot-like instructions was implemented in 3D virtual reality.
Ono's Zen-like instructions and performances of the early and mid-1960s are far more compelling than her sculptural work, which tend to cuteness and one-liner-ism.
