Sentence examples for more general feedback from inspiring English sources

The results of our study are partly in line with the more general feedback literature.

Considering the information obtained from these respondents in conjunction with more general feedback obtained from the interviewing team, several modifications were made to the original procedures and protocols during the fieldwork period for the survey.

Respondents described how this improvement occurred due to the immediate and non-judgemental correction of a mistake or of a skipped step when observing a child's clinical encounter, as well as more general feedback mentors provide at the end of a mentorship or during the follow up mentorship visit.

Feedback must be concrete and specific: not only is concrete, specific feedback preferred by recipients (Liden and Mitchell, 1985), it is also more effective than general feedback.

The study adds to our understanding of the neural substrates that contribute to vocal learning in the songbird and thereby sheds light on more general mechanisms of feedback evaluation and learning.

We also extend this methodology to a more general class of feedback-interconnected systems.

As compared with the former method, a chaotic model with distributed delay feedback is more general than that with discrete delay feedback [3 5], because the distributed delay becomes a discrete delay when the delay kernel is a delta function at a certain time.

While the SLATE project investigated the role of written feedback at a more general level, Devrim ([2013]) explored the feedback provided by tutors, who were based in Sydney, targeting experiential and logical metaphors.

The results are extended to capture a more general scenario of output feedback control design for nonlinear interconnected systems.

In this paper, by recognizing the l∞ and l2 slow peaking phenomenon that exists in discrete-time systems under low gain feedback, more general notions of l∞ and l2 norm vanishment are considered so as to provide a full characterization of the nonexistence of slow peaking phenomenon in some measured signals.

Our results show a more general connection between negative feedback, threshold regulation and hidden genetic variation.