Sentence examples for teaching building blocks from inspiring English sources

Influenced by MRT, the SET∗ around teaching building blocks is higher than those of the square and pilotis in the afternoon, which is expected to reduce the acceptable rate of the outdoor thermal environment.

A 0.9 K temperature difference is observed between teaching building blocks and a grass-covered surface square, indicating the influence of the sky view factor (SVF) and heat capability of ground surface on air temperature distribution at night-time.

In this study, first we investigated the influence of various types of design elements on the outdoor thermal environment around campus clusters in subtropical urban areas, such as pilotis, squares, and teaching building blocks.

The machine had to be taught the building blocks of questions, a bit like the way schoolchildren are taught to diagram a sentence.

For that event, she set up the Green Kitchen, a demonstration studio where America's great chefs (and cooks) taught the building blocks of cooking.

Teaching children the building blocks of science is essential for the country's future, he added, saying, "We need them.

We started this family football pool when my brother and I were, like, 9 and 7; I guess they felt it was a key thing, to teach us the building blocks of gambling at a young age.

Here we teach the basic building blocks of peace and tolerance: learning to understand what others believe and value, and letting them express this in their own terms; preventing disagreement from leading to conflict; and avoiding violent action and language.

Building Blocks teaches this definition, illustrating it with triangles skinny and fat, squat and tall.

Rosetta Stone really does mimic immersion in many ways, and what it teaches you, it teaches effectively.The problem is what it teaches you: a set of building blocks that crucially does not change from language to language.

"I know this experience for Jayden is just the first of many building blocks of teaching her how to grow up to be a loving and compassionate young lady," her father, Jon Sink, founder of the philanthropic arts group FRESHCASSETTE - Creadded Compaddedn, added.