Sentence examples for real-world content from inspiring English sources

But mean spend on online content (below £2 a month) is far less than tangible, real-world content (£5 to £20 a month).

The company says it reduces screen brightness in response to numerous types of real-world content including fast-moving action movies and sports and slower moving footage such as weather reports - not just during test conditions.

These measurements are fully backed up when watching real-world content.

Mixed reality combines live, real-world content with virtualized additions, as is perhaps most notably demonstrated by Microsoft's HoloLens project.

For example, the component "Teacher Facilitation of Students Engaging in Real-World Content" is part of the "Rigorous Learning" Element as well as the "Problem-Based Learning" Element.

Components that comprise the PBL Element include "students make interdisciplinary connections," "external partners support instruction," and "teacher facilitation of students engaging in real-world content".

That's the content, that's the real world content of the math we just did.

There is little time for this type of education in the fast-paced world of modern practice, and there is little real world content in the glacially-paced traditional law school classroom.

But with real world content, where we're seldom dealing with constant white peaks, I didn't notice this dimming kicking in at all.

"We're able to take real world content and turn that into an educational experience," says Voxy founder and CEO Paul Gollash of his company's mission to reinvent how the world learns English.

The following is a supplementary list of recurring guest stars, which includes characters that appear briefly in multiple episodes, like a regularly appearing doctor, but have little to no real world content to justify an entire section covering their in-universe histories.