Sentence examples for satisfactory learning from inspiring English sources

"The guarantee of education is meaningless without satisfactory learning.

The study found that the achievement of the learners after completion of first cycle in reading, writing and numeracy was quite satisfactory, which indicated a highly satisfactory learning outcome after completion of one full cycle of 24 months.

The result is a satisfactory learning of the navigation assignment in a simulated environment.

So, which of these accounts typifies the lives of NSF employee postdocs: Shriner's and Srinivasan's reports of highly satisfactory learning, or the tales of irritation and anxiety from Gouged, Insecure, and Layoff?

In the second component, the instructional design is structured by objectives: content, learning activities, educational resources and evaluation strategies, which, when merged, create course content that aims to generate satisfactory learning experiences (Arjona & Blando, 2007).

With the application of the DREEM to an institution in India, the main aim would be to evaluate whether the current educational system provides a student satisfactory learning environment and to analyse the variables responsible for the discrepancies if present.

A satisfactory portfolio of learning over three years is required for their Fellowship of the College of Family Physicians [FCFP (SA)].

We hypothesized that these input variables would influence the process variables: Group discussion (" The problems sufficiently triggered group discussion"), identification learning goals (" Based on the problem triggers we were able to come up with a satisfactory list of learning goals") and self-study (" The problems stimulated me to work hard during the study periods").

Eligibility for the exit examination of the national College of Family Physicians, to qualify as a consultant family physician, requires completion of three years of supervised clinical training in a registrar post in one of these complexes and submission of a portfolio of learning with satisfactory evidence of learning.

However, it is very difficult to obtain a satisfactory classification result by machine learning techniques because of both the curse-of-dimensionality problem and the over-fitting problem.

Furthermore, the non-negative DL-NNLS yielded the same performance as the well-known semi-NMF, while further corroborates the satisfactory performance of our dictionary learning framework.