Sentences with phrase «absorb knowledge of»

You'll get the chance to absorb knowledge of all aspects of an entire console game project from start to finish.

«Italian - born author Elsa Hart lived in China for a time, absorbing knowledge of its history, customs and manners, and in her exceptional debut mystery, Jade Dragon Mountain, she evokes its essence for readers in often dreamlike, mesmerizing prose.

Surely we've absorbed some knowledge of how to calculate out - of - pocket max or what the heck co-insurance is over the years of using our insurance, right?

Sought out and absorbed knowledge of products from associates to deliver an enhanced experience for the customer

Not exact matches

The copy itself might take the form of a picture of the product and some hard - hitting copy, often incorporating a number so leads know they'll be able to absorb that knowledge very quickly.

An AI that can't understand ambiguity can't absorb all the knowledge of Wikipedia, which is one of Scott's statements about what a super AI can do.

Full of what he thinks is self - knowledge, he is instead merely self - absorbed; he doesn't understand that these two things are not the same.

When it absorbed, as in Augustine, the Socratic passion for knowledge, it was able to achieve a language and a quality of self - knowledge inaccessible within Socratic existence itself.

Studies do not liberate when the student is constrained to absorb knowledge about the cultural and scholarly creations of others.

This new and developing form of human consciousness is still far from universal, but the world that we each create in our heads1 (our mental picture of reality) is now being constructed rather differently, by absorbing innumerable bits of knowledge and information from all over the world, not just from our own small locality.

Its unity and catholicity were sorely tested, but Christendom was able to contain these threats, absorb new ideas and knowledge (such as Aristotelianism in the twelfth century) and cater for the whole range of human emotions and intellectual levels.

We recognize we need to absorb that knowledge while we can and create the next generation of high - performing Bettcher employee owners.»

Soon this knowledge will be absorbed into the narrative of my life; it will become just another part of me.

After graduating, Lorena traveled the world, absorbing influences from countries and cultures around the world, creating her dynamic culinary point of view and expanding her knowledge of technique and flavors.

Born and raised in Venezuela, Lorena grew up with a great passion for cooking and through years of travel, she has absorbed influences from many countries around the world expanding her knowledge of flavors and cultures.

As for Ammaccapane, she was considered self - absorbed because she refused to make room in her world for things like tact and because she lacked a working knowledge of the rules of golf.

If everyone was in on that pact, Sunday would have been a disappointment, the stadium would have roared the team on in a way that encourages them and makes things a bit less tense for the players; afterwards we would all have absorbed the blow of that poor performance and defeat and consoled ourselves with the knowledge the season is long.

Reading whilst breastfeeding will lower your child's IQ points because your milk will absorb the knowledge you gain instead of that wisdom magically transferring through the milk to your baby.

The gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge.

As avid fans of Charlotte Mason, I believe that children who practice the skill of narration, from living books, are not only able to repeat facts, but they learn to process and assimilate information and absorb it into their memories, making it a part of their unique knowledge of the world.

The system we have now seems to be producing at least as many well - qualified scientists as the most obvious part of our S&T enterprise can absorb, and the energy, knowledge, and skill of those scientists is as high as it has ever been, or higher.

Among the biggest obstacles to our knowledge is the disk of the galaxy itself, particularly its center, which is thick with starlight - absorbing dust and rife with energetic astrophysical outbursts that can ruin delicate observations.

«There's a balance between the importance of making sure our children go to school every day and absorb the knowledge they need and the safety and security of those children,» she said, speaking at a CDC press conference in Atlanta, Georgia.

Whereas other memory systems are more specialized — helping us learn movements or recall emotional events, for instance — declarative memory absorbs and retains a much broader range of knowledge.

Only when we have high - quality basic research in various fields and can work at the cutting edge of knowledge will we have the capacity to absorb frontier technologies and adapt them for our use.

An inspiring teacher will guide students to absorb knowledge and the techniques of yoga in a way that keeps the questioning mind of the students active.

I did my best to ask a lot of questions in all my roles to absorb as much knowledge as possible from people that had experience.

Going by the earlier definition of what it means to be a geek, it's fair to make the assumption you will absorb a good deal of information via osmosis as you paddle around in the fountain of juicy knowledge that is your other half.

Hi, this is Gerardo Valero and today I'd like to talk to you about «Changing Lanes» in which Ben Affleck plays the typical bright but self - absorbed, school - smart Yuppie who gets to marry the boss» daughter but his knowledge of the ways of the world are rather limited, specially since he's mastered the art of lying to himself all his life.

When Diane Kruger started to research her role in director Fatih Akin's «In The Fade,» a German - language film in which Kruger plays a grief - stricken woman whose husband and young son are murdered by two neo-Nazi terrorists, she reached out to several support groups in her adopted hometown of New York City, thinking she could quickly absorb some of the painful knowledge of those who'd lost loved ones to violent acts.

By providing small, easy to absorb chunks of valuable knowledge, microlearning lays the foundation for effortless, yet effective learning; and is proven to provide immediate results.

Professors stand in front of classrooms and give lectures, sometimes to hundreds or even thousands of students, who are expected to absorb it all and then apply their knowledge to writing papers and taking tests.

Thanks to the growing popularity of mobile devices in recent years, more and more learners are now turning to their tablets and smartphones to develop their skill sets and absorb invaluable knowledge on a daily basis.

Instead of having to sit through a lengthy half - hour online training course, online learners can simply click on the online modules they need and absorb the knowledge in a fraction of the time.

The amygdala, for instance, processes emotions, stores the memories of emotional reactions, and reacts so aggressively to stress that it will physically prevent information from reaching the centers of the brain necessary for absorbing new knowledge.

The beginning of implementation marks the first time the target audience interacts with your course in earnest, the moment of truth, in which the knowledge contained in the course's materials is absorbed by the learners.

Maria Montessori talked about things called stages or planes of development and sensitive periods, which are particular moments when a child is especially disposed to absorbing knowledge and skill.

Philosophically speaking, 30 or 40 odd hours in a year is too little time to absorb the ocean of knowledge generated in 8760 hours by your peers in your own profession across the globe.

Therefore, the eLearning platforms should be advanced enough to intrigue the tech - savvy, but inclusive of users that need to absorb knowledge at their own pace and time.

Albert Einstein, not a big fan of school, said, «The gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge.»

However, those who treat knowledge as trash, eventually find themselves getting absorbed with thoughts of violence, and jealously against those who are better off than themselves.

Gareth Jenkins, the charity's director of UK poverty, said: «Toddler's brains are like sponges, absorbing knowledge and making new connections faster than any other time in life.

A student in Durham using an iPad to Google her way to Wikipedia to find a description of the Harlem Renaissance is learning no more than did a student twenty - five years ago who used an encyclopedia to find the same information (though, the fact that it's now easy to cut - and - paste rather than hand - copy the information can make it even easier for a student to avoid absorbing new knowledge).

As such, we are all lifelong learners that have the ability to absorb and retain knowledge every day of our lives, even if we aren't enrolled in school or participating in training activities on - the - job.

The primary goal of any eLearning course or online training event is to offer learners a chance to fully absorb new skills and knowledge.

A major cause of poor knowledge retention after training is having too much information to absorb.

The fundamental purpose of any online training or eLearning is to provide opportunity to the learner to fully absorb new skills and knowledge and apply them over the passage of time.

In response to the previous comment, I would venture that a classroom full of students who are required to passively absorb information in a vacuum would be much more likely to descend into «sheer chaos» than a classroom full of actively engaged students who are applying their knowledge to real - world situations.

So, sorry Nick Gibb, but simply forcing pupils to absorb knowledge will not do — they need opportunities to embed and consolidate what they have been taught — to refashion what they know, testing facts and theories out in a wide range of activities, for a variety of purposes.

She has years of experience and knowledge and I try to absorb all that I can.