Sentence examples for whatever is learned from inspiring English sources

"He's assured me and other transplanters that whatever is learned from this, we'll share," Dr. Teperman said.

The hope is that whatever is learned about the disparities can be used to assist other ethnic groups and immigrant populations.

Whatever is learned from Curiosity and InSight will advance scientific knowledge and might well be useful in planning potential manned missions.

I consulted David J. Rothman, a professor of social medicine at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, who suggested a solution: "Tell the couple in advance that whatever is learned from one that is relevant to the other will be shared".

Rosenzweig's educational program made the re-discovery of one's own personal Jewish life, or the renewed commitment to one's own Jewishness the starting point of the path of Jewish learning, and thereby sought to ensure that whatever was learned, whatever practices were taken on, would become part of a living Judaism.

Given that, I'd be interested in your thoughts about what has the school reform movement – the "choice" movement or the accountability movement or whatever it is – learned?

This is the "noetic" quality that students of mysticism often describe: the unmistakable sense that whatever has been learned or witnessed has the authority and the durability of objective truth.

A key property of VisNet is the way that it learns whatever can be learned at every stage of the network that is invariant as an image transforms in the natural world, using the temporal trace learning rule.

Formation of schemas is a central event in student-centered active learning, by which mental models are built of whatever is being learned, consciously and deliberately testing those models to determine whether they work, and then repairing those models that appear to be faulty (Regehr and Norman 1996; Michael 2006).

And, over the course of their lives, they will build up huge reservoirs of associations around whatever they like; this is learning.

Bopara dismissed Cook's own suggestion in Sydney that he might resign the one-day captaincy as the product of a natural post-thrashing low ("he's only human") and stated his belief – as shared by Andy Flower at the end of the Test series – that whatever it is Cook is learning from the current mauling would simply be thrown away were he not given a chance to put things right.