Sentence examples for the outset of learning from inspiring English sources

This was interpreted as compensatory activity, although it could be indicative of atypical cerebral lateralisation that had been present from the outset of learning to read.

Attending the affective side of the learning coin in children's education deserves even closer scrutiny since the materials and the context of teaching are of high importance for these learners who are at the outset of their learning journey.

So it is not surprising that from the outset of word learning, children know and expect that pointing and object labels co-refer and thus express a single coherent referential intention.

At the outset of "Ilustrado," we learn that Salvador was in exile, serving as a professor at Columbia University, when he was found floating in the Hudson River in February 2002.

Less than half the online learning group were familiar with e-learning at the outset of the study, but this did not seem to affect the work processes or social cohesion of the group by the end of the study.

Human tuning is necessary at the outset of any AI learning process, but the system itself must develop and increase its performance for the specific customer.

Participants were aware of the grading for the learning checks and the quiz from the outset of the study.

Music preferences were ascertained at the outset of the study.

This protocol was predefined at the outset of the study.

Authorship is best determined at the outset of a study.

Hemon, who relocated to the United States from the former Yugoslavia at the outset of the Bosnian war, and learned English in part by reading "Pnin" and other books by Nabokov, says that the author "is lauded for his language in English and Russian... but what is often misperceived is the actual care and insight he might have into his characters, particularly if they are displaced Russians".