Sentence examples for taught means from inspiring English sources

'Hecho pebre," I was taught, means equally: "I am making a ubiquitous Chilean diced onion/ tomato/coriander/green chilli condiment" and "I am completely buggered up".

Five minutes stamping out disruption in every lesson taught means [each] pupil loses around 130 hours of learning a year," he adds.

Traditional teaching, so the way the class which does not watch the learning videos is taught, means teacher-centered lessons where the pupils receive some direct input and are mostly actively working at home.

Nationality, they had been taught, meant far more than race.

"People that have measurable antibodies to mumps, which I was always taught meant you were immune, we found are getting the disease," said Dr. Edward Chapnick, director of infectious diseases at Maimonides Medical Center.

This Christ brought and taught "the Good News," which, I was taught, meant that all people had worth.

Intervention group participants reported feeling confident in using the skills they had been taught (mean [SD] score 7.9 [1.7] on a scale of 0 to 10).

We taught mean, SD, variance, and SEM as background to the insight that the effect size that a study has adequate power to detect is proportional to one divided by the square root of the number of patients.

In this paper, the advantages and common problems of multimedia teaching for specialized courses in engineering are analyzed, the optimization of multimedia teaching means is discussed and suggestions about improving effect of multimedia teaching are put forward.

Rather, for Shang Yang "teaching" means simply the people's internalization of the fact that the only way to satisfy their desires for riches and glory is to excel in war.

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