Teachers guide children's thinking by asking questions and posing examples.
In the next session, we discussed problem posing and the activities of learning from problem-posing examples.
Under the law, the localities and agencies can film people with hidden cameras, trawl through communication traffic data like phone calls and Web site visits and enlist undercover "agents" to pose, for example, as teenagers who want to buy alcohol.
Mobile phones can be used to monitor eye movements and body pose, for example, and this data could be used to tailor individual educational programmes based on the teaching methods that elicit the greatest positive emotional response.
To pose an example, the average European car currently spends 95percentt of the time parked.
All debate can be quashed with one simple question, which I meant to pose by example in the opening paragraph.
If something doesn't seem right, especially in a product that you ingest or apply to your body or one that may pose, for example, a fire risk, stop using it immediately and contact authorities.
Kagan poses many examples and tests our responses to them (Kagan 1999 and 2012).
Altogether, the JAFFE dataset has 213 grayscale images of ten subjects posed 2 4 examples for each expressions.
One obvious diagnosis of the difficulties posed by examples like (2.5.1) and (2.5.2) focuses on the role of causation in explanation.
