Sentence examples for students augmenting from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the use of 3D printing, via the flexural stiffness of plane frames, to develop a structural feel for students, augmenting theoretical analyses.

MSOE students augment classroom education with hands-on experience; undergraduates spend an average of 600 hours in the school's state-of-the-art academic labs, and there are plenty of opportunities to conduct research through the Academic Undergraduate Research (AUR) and Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) programs.

This is the third consecutive annual increase in per-student appropriations, augmented by almost a 2percentt decrease in the number of full-time equivalent students since 2010.

At La Paix Primary School, there are now four times as many students as before, augmenting from 300 to 1250.

Figure 3c shows all contact-level-hours across the student population augmented in this way.

These improvements likely reflect the impact of the provision of relevant online research resources, as well as the individual mentoring and supervision they received from the research-qualified academic staff within the GSM in augmenting the students' own experiences.

Creating visual explanations of a range of phenomena should be an effective way to augment students' spatial thinking skills, thereby increasing the effectiveness of these explanations as spatial ability increases.

We have previously shown that the use of electronic stethoscopes did not augment students' performance in auscultation skills [ 8].

By creating program-wide change to augment student exposure to primary literature, we can increase our students' higher-order thinking abilities, which are essential to all STEM fields.

This example may prove helpful to others hoping to engage students as leaders in learning communities at their schools or those wishing to augment student involvement in other programs.

This observation provides no support for consideration of differential weighting of the component parts of the UMAT in the selection of medical students as a way to augment recruitment of students more likely to practice rurally.