Sentence examples for unfamiliar learning from inspiring English sources

Despite the unfamiliar learning style, the average grades of Chinese students at Delaware are nearly identical to other undergraduates'.

The short time period allocated for this study limited students' opportunity to adapt to this relatively unfamiliar learning strategy.

Again and again, she returned there, traversing desert lands, mapping unfamiliar provinces, learning Arabic and Persian, writing books about her experiences, and working at archeological sites.

Zurich, in turn, was very excited by the dynamic young Eustis, and his importation of unfamiliar techniques learned from Lee Breuer and Robert Wilson and Richard Foreman; a newspaper ran a story about him with the headline "JUST NINETEEN, AND ALREADY A STAR".

If you are in an unfamiliar place, learn the route you wish to take.

Now, Sergeant Sellers remembers getting used to that semi-infantry life, with unfamiliar requirements like learning depth perception with night-vision equipment.

He rereads the story several times to get the gist of it, looking up unfamiliar words and learning to pronounce foreign names.

Rather she is capable of serving impartially on trials that may require learning unfamiliar facts and concepts and new ways to communicate and reach decisions with her fellow jurors.

Being introduced to some cognitive domain or area of practice we are unfamiliar with involves learning "a new vocabulary" and set of ideas already utilized and standard in that area.

The goal now is to make instant back-and-forth conversation translation a practical, usable reality that can make it possible for someone to accomplish everything they need to in an unfamiliar language without learning a lick of it.

It would be useful to evaluate the effects of reflective learning after students have had more time to get used to this unfamiliar method of learning and to overcome any problems in understanding the task.