Sentence examples for start of the learning from inspiring English sources

A vision of the future Since the start of the 'Learning Along Borders' project – and the affiliated 'Friends of Children, Friends of Girls' schools – almost 8,000 children have experienced active learning in six finished schools.

In a BLS course, most benefit can be obtained at the start of the learning curve.

In conclusion, most benefit from expert feedback can be obtained at the start of the learning curve.

It is based on information theory which is used in ranking and selecting top features to reduce the feature size before the start of the learning process.

Hence, heart rates increase significantly from the baseline to the start of the learning session for both groups, but only for the VC does the heart rate show a significant increase by the end of the learning session.

At the start of the learning process, RSC was not responsive to any feature of landmarks.

At the start of the study (learning phase) the first 10 participants will receive doses 0.04, 0.16, 0.6, 1, 1.5×10 IU/m of IL-2, in ascending order with each of the doses being given to two patients before escalating the dose, and with at least a week between pairs of recruits.

The completion rate prior to the start of the distance learning program in 2000 was 33%; completion rates for the three public health qualifications offered via distance learning from 2000-2007 ranged from 57% to 72%.

I spent a lot of time at the start of the millennium learning how to edit, which is really just an extension of the art of the DJ or record producer.

d, depth range of the events used to generate the forecasts; b, b-value of the GR law (Eq. (1)); t0, start time of the learning period; ML, lower cutoff magnitude; S, smoothing parameter.

Although these theories describe how children become more advanced word learners, they seem to tell us little about children's capacities at the start of word learning.