Sentence examples for revising the course from inspiring English sources

(The partnership is revising the course and considering an Accrediting Prior Experience and Learning (APEL) scheme).

The three-phased design process used in revising the course also allowed instructor M to develop lesson design skills as the semester progressed.

To do so, the robot translates instructions into executable robot plans, debugs its plan to eliminate behavior flaws caused by missing pieces of information and ambiguities in the instructions, optimizes its plan by revising the course of activity, and infers the most likely job from vague job description using probabilistic reasoning.

The term "multicultural studies" makes no sense to her, so she promptly revises the course description, arguing that "cultures are just the outcomes of people who moved from somewhere else and would move on" and "nothing is separate, permanent, fixed or owned".

"I wanted him to say something like, 'When I laid eyes on you...,"' she explains, her voice trailing off, sounding like one of her own multilayered characters, about to revise the course of her destiny on a dime, without so much as a goodbye to her former life.

Acquiring this information now will save you from having to radically revise the course later on, or stepping on another faculty's toes.

In 1994, the National Council revised the course content again to add key concepts based on Ethics in Action which had been added to Boy Scout training and literature.

Notably, according to The College Board website, the organization decided to revise the course's framework after "teachers and professors participating in the AP U.S. History program expressed strong concerns that the course required a breathless race through American history".

Furthermore, during these 20 odd years, no experts in early childhood have been invited for their input in revising the basic course for child care providers and for the trainers of trainers.

In the course of revising the classification of ants native to the South Pacific, he formulated the concept of the "taxon cycle," in which speciation and species dispersal are linked to the varying habitats that organisms encounter as their populations expand.

In the course of revising the transcription section of GO, we incorporated these 'part_of' links from MF to BP terms to provide more complete representation of the 'transcription factor activity' terms, which are located within the MF aspect of GO.