Sentence examples for usual learning from inspiring English sources
The sensation over Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin and his extraordinary play, seemingly out of nowhere, obscures the usual learning curve for first-time starting point guards in the N.B.A.
In addition to the usual learning platform, a Facebook page was created to share content in a collaborative way.
Most issues with the tool could likely be attributed to the usual learning curve that comes with adopting a new system, she added.
While high academic standards including challenging material and rigorous exams are understandable hallmarks of a higher education, there should be an overall awareness that not all students are privileged to stable mental health conditions and come from different, sometimes traumatic backgrounds that may impede their usual learning abilities and performance.
As such, it fits well into whole school approaches and builds on existing professional pedagogic capabilities of teachers, while at the same time "normalizing" the approach to mental health as not a stand-alone item, but as integrated into usual learning and school activity.
This is contrasting to usual workplace learning situations and vocational training, which is often conducted during evening time and is interrupted by regular working duties.
On the technical side, Crossing Minds uses all of the usual machine learning frameworks, but one interesting twist here is that the team decided to build its own hardware infrastructure with off-the-shelf GPUs to train its models and for inference.
Music: Develop scales and chords you don't know well, play at a different tempo then usual, or learn a song in a genre you don't normally play.
"Awesome," was the usual response on learning that it would cost nothing to take an optic tour of the heavens.
Unlike everything else I've learned to do in midlife, driving negated the usual path of learning: the incremental steps, the breaking down and building up of parts, the curve we go up as one small mastery follows another.
Her anxiety began with the trauma of medical school, which she experienced much as a "hazing," demeaning experience along with the usual stress of learning the expected amount of information in a limited amount of time.
