For the Manchus, who had no painting tradition of their own when they took control in China, getting to know the medium was a matter of learning on the job.
They see the acquisition task as a matter of learning the details of an array of constructions (roughly, meaning-bearing ways of structurally composing words or phrases) and how to use them to communicate.
Staying ahead of the curve is a matter of learning what you don't know -- and the best way to do that is to embrace your knowledge deficits and reach out to people who can help fill them.
Since that would be more data than anyone would know what to do with, says Bird, working with the collider "is a matter of learning what data you can throw away.
Further, this lowering of standards, taking the study of philosophy from an experience meant to change (or at least challenge) the student to simply a matter of learning 'facts and figures', plays right into the hands of contentious arguments about the inherently religious foundations of ethics.
Talking about these difficulties, she clarified her expectation that learning the equations in this course is partly a matter of learning what the symbols stand for and where they go in the equation.
"I knew the problem was just a matter of learning another language -- they think and do things differently here than in my last department.
It's not so much a matter of learning from the mistakes that have gone before her, but it's a matter of her trusting herself and being confident in the decisions that she's about to make.
It is not necessarily a matter of learning particular lessons about the making process – ways of fabrication; technical expertise of one kind or another; rules of a game that can be applied to some other game elsewhere.
Now I'm a pro on my iPhone 6 Plus; it was just a matter of learning how to use the technology, and perhaps more importantly, I had the desire to master it.
