Sentence examples for literature part from inspiring English sources
According to Maria Nikolajeva, professor of education at Cambridge University and a specialist in children's literature, part of the appeal of these classic texts – and the likes of Enid Blyton's Famous Five and Secret Seven series - is precisely the fact that the characters, unlike modern children, have the opportunity to roam free.
A comprehensive review of energy forecasting models that are specified in the literature part is also provided.
My goodness, in the latter (Russell's loose adaptation of a book by Dracula's Bram Stoker), watching Amadna Donohoe (as a swanky vampire priestess) putting the damage on Hugh Grant (as Hugh Grant back when he was cute, essentially) is hilarious and wonderful: part literature, part junk, all pleasure.
Rasmussen M, Krølner R, Klepp KI, Lytle L, Brug J, Bere E, Due P: Determinants of fruit and vegetable consumption among children and adolescents: a review of the literature, Part I: quantitative studies.
Experiments were performed using different document types (P=precision, R=recall, F=F-score) This does not mean, however, that the literature part of the corpus is not useful for machine learning, since our best results are achieved by training and evaluating models using 5-fold cross validation on the pooled corpus of both records and articles, as shown in Table 4.
Fortunately for its survival, this literature became part of the curriculum in the Sumerian scribal schools.
You suggest in your book that schools destroy a love of literature, in part because they don't allow skimming.
She added that the point at which "literature becomes part of the canon of American literature has to do with the way a people are thought of".
Google's use of signals and classifiers, by contrast, is more rooted in current academic literature, in part because its leaders come from academia and research labs.
He was a leader in establishing the New Historicism, which views literature as part of a continuing dynamic with the society and culture of its time.
The moderator's mother is a scholar and translator of French literature and part of Ulitskaya's extraordinarily large social circle of Moscow intelligentsia.
