Sentence examples for more efficient instruction from inspiring English sources

Because modern x86 processors use far more efficient instruction sets than their ancestors, Intel chips nowadays include additional circuitry to translate their new instructions so that they can interpret legacy software.

That said, TI maintains that its OMAP 5 SoC equipped with a dual-core Cortex A15 processor (and two Cortex M4 cores) is a mature system that is more efficient at handling instructions.

It can provide an ongoing source of information to teachers about students' learning during the learning process instead of after a period of instruction and help teachers adjust their instruction to make their teaching more efficient.

The same was not true for response time gains suggesting generally more efficient task automatization in instruction-based learning.

Multiple studies focused on use of the computer as the medium to deliver instruction and noted that self-directed instruction was equally (or more) effective as instructor-led didactic or interactive instruction and potentially more efficient.

We conclude that learning requires a prompt comparison between visual and sensorimotor representations of movements; moreover, learning with explicit instructions is more efficient, as activity in both the dorsal and ventral streams might be potentiated by the chatecholaminergic attentional systems that promote long-term potentiation.

Interactive 3D-PDFs proved to be more efficient than language independent picture based instructions and short instructional Utility-Films in relation to needed assembly time, errors made and displaying complicate relations and processes.

Firefighting direction will improve, rescue work will be far more efficient than with ladders, and radio instructions from aloft will speed the subduing of flames".

Quantitative evaluations and clear guidance of brushing motion, with both observational and subjective components, will make the instruction and education of brushing skill more efficient.

Several principles and practices of behavioral science can be applied to the design of the writing instruction to make it more efficient and therefore more effective.

Brains – and IBM's new chip – can be more efficient because they can execute many different instructions simultaneously.