Sentence examples for tentative learning from inspiring English sources

While 2013 will be a tentative learning step for both the new teams and the regulators, the future of CRTs is an exciting possibility.

These purposes include (partially) checking the compatibility of learning designs with instructional theories in authoring tools, using methods as query criteria in learning resource repositories, and the generation of tentative learning activities for some given instructional design methods.

The Cosby on the left, smiling shyly, is tentative, still learning.

Having all the latest gear, then, could help the tentative adventurer learn to cut ties with civilisation and enjoy what for Smith is the most rewarding experience of all: wild-camping solo.

Bob's first steps into learning were tentative.

We find Robinson's characters learning to thread their tentative way between the formal and the feral.

Furthermore, we invite scholars and practitioners to apply, reflect and further develop the proposed tentative scheme – making evaluation and experiments objects of learning.

Lasting effects might also include emotional and behavioral problems like anxiety and depression, even learning disabilities (though these findings are far more tentative).

Table 2 Means and standard deviation for epistemological beliefs and nature of science   M SD Simple knowledge 3.42 0.85 Certain knowledge 2.62 0.86 Quick learning 2.34 0.64 Fixed ability 3.56 0.90 Omniscient authority 3.59 0.99 Empirical nature 5.64 0.77 Tentative nature 5.97 0.86 Sociocultural nature 4.48 1.4.48

The process of learning about our microbiome is in its early days, but even the most tentative results have begun to transform our understanding of human health.

But upon learning about the absence of Dorothy's famous footwear (Warner holds the copyright), he grew more tentative.