Sentence examples for through instructing from inspiring English sources

We examined an intervention designed to improve group decision making and performance through instructing group members to search for information they already possessed that was relevant to a problem.

Creswell achieved this through instructing pilots to make 'power on' approaches and landings and having the Spitfires' wheels modified.

Governments in several countries attempt to strengthen user participation through instructing health care organisations to plan and implement activities such as user representation in administrational boards, improved information to users, and more individual user participation in clinical work.

At a makeshift checkpoint, Ari stuck the green government badge in the windscreen with a shaking hand, and they were waved through, instructed to follow a police car past the camp and its abject inhabitants.

And then I hear the producer's voice through my headphones instructing the girls before they walk out.

In February, Bangladesh's central bank lost $81m£55m5m) after fraudulent messages were sent through the network instructing a transfer to an account in the Philippines.

Strawberry, 41, will work with major league players during spring training at the team's complex in Tampa, Fla., and tutor minor league players there through the season, instructing them on game preparation and batting discipline, and counseling them to avoid the troubles that caused his career to self-destruct.

Ms. Reagon paused the music partway through to instruct the audience.

The money generally comes not from subscriptions or pay-per-view, but rather from credits or "tips," electronic tokens viewers give that allow them to interact with the models — instructing them through typed messages to use a certain sex toy or use it in a specific way.

In the second experiment, they scanned subjects' brains after instructing them through headphones to make a series of the same six hand gestures.

enabling: contexts where a course of action is modelled semiotically and made possible through guidance — either by instructing people on how to undertake an activity or by regulating their behavior.