Admittedly, proper technique is much more easily learned at the elbow of a live person than from reading a book.
"Our goal is that organisations anywhere will be able to use ThreatExchange to share threat information more easily, learn from each other's discoveries, and make their own systems safer".
Research on graphic symbol learning suggests that symbols with a greater visual resemblance to their referents (greater iconicity) are more easily learned.
I was not the latest one hired, but the doctor explained that those who came after me could more easily learn my job than I could learn anyone else's.
Networks assist individuals in finding a job more easily, learning information about how to cross borders illegally and meeting the financial cost of migration through informal credit mechanisms between individuals (Dolfin and Genicot [2010]; Massey and Espinosa [1997]; Orrenius and Zavodny [2005]; Singer and Massey [1998]).
The idea is that once babies are tired because they've been pushed a bit past their usual bedtimes, their so-called sleep pressure builds, and they more easily learn to put themselves to sleep.
In Text S12 we present some support for the more general prediction that the most frequent typologies (e.g., case suffixes are much more widespread/frequent than case prefixes) correspond to those known to be more easily learned by children whereas typologies common to high-population (i.e., exoteric) languages are those that are best learned by adults (see also Figure S2; Table S2).
To the concern of the teaching assistants, the introduction of virtual slides led students to focus on gross anatomy during laboratory sessions, as the students evidently thought that they could more easily learn the histology on their own at home.
By interaction, you can more easily learn the "accent" or "dialect" used in your area.
Many dog owners find that teaching their dog to stop barking helps them more easily learn to speak on command.
