Sentences with phrase «for declarative»

EPUB 3.1 does not support the inclusion of the trigger element for declarative control of audio and video content (cf. EPUB 3.0.1 trigger element).

Everything is a question with this girl, like she doesn't trust herself enough for the declarative.

The article is structured to define and provide solutions for declarative math difficulties, procedural math difficulties, and conceptual math difficulties.

Activities such as identifying similarities and differences and error analysis are more appropriate for declarative knowledge.

When discussing particularly dicey issues, remember the importance of citing evidence for every declarative statement.

Researchers have found, however, that sleep's influence on procedural memory is much stronger than it is for declarative memory.

A Compensatory Role for Declarative Memory in Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

For declarative theory, this is enough to be a state.

Not exact matches

The New York Times plopped the story on the front page of its business section on Friday, December 23 — the last trading day before Christmas — under the decidedly declarative headline: «Deutsche Bank to Settle U.S. Inquiry Into Mortgages for $ 7.2 Billion.»

Do you honestly think you no better than God, because every time you tell someone make a declarative statement and tell someone how they should live, you are doing his job for him and that makes God VERY VERY ANGRY.

You make several unsubstantiated declarative statements here which really do nothing for your argument.

The study rightly highlights the importance of reclaiming the proper value and place of authority in the light of the cultural «turn to the subject» and the wise post — 1968 preference for teaching which is «persuasive not just declarative».

The positive, declarative statement will help them to develop a positive self - image and set the foundation for self - control as they grow up believing that, yes, they are good and gentle little people!

Declarative memory is your memory for facts, like the Spanish word for dog.

Many of the same molecules have been implicated in both declarative and nondeclarative memory and in species as varied as sea slugs, fruit flies, and rodents, suggesting that the molecular machinery for memory has been widely conserved.

«For example, the difference between a yes / no question and a simple declarative sentence in ASL is indeed on the face (in the eyebrows and the head tilt),» Tom Humphries, a deaf associate professor at the University of California, San Diego, and the author of many books about the deaf, wrote via e-mail.

Declarative memory, rooted in the hippocampus, could help the brain pick up the slack for diverse impairments across many developmental disorders such as autism and obsessive - compulsive disorder

«Then, once it became dominant in the question context, it was selected for in other contexts, the imperative and declarative, probably for reasons of grammatical consistency or cognitive ease.»

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.

Under this theory, declarative memory, which stores knowledge and facts, would be more useful for learning vocabulary and certain rules of grammar.

Evidence from brain imaging underscores the importance of declarative memory for compensation.

Later tests showed that Johnson retains other memories — such as the rules for playing in a string quartet or how it feels to fly in a headwind — that appear to be part declarative and part procedural at the same time.

Conventional wisdom about memory firmly separates declarative knowledge, or memories about facts, from memories for skills, or «muscle memory.»

Replay appears to be the brain's primary method of consolidating declarative memory, she notes: «This replay stimulates a transfer of the memories back to the neocortex where they are stored for the long term.»

«For example, declarative memory may first be used to consciously learn how to drive, but then with practice driving gradually becomes automatized in procedural memory.

For example, without prosody, nothing would distinguish the declarative statement «this is an apple» from the surprise question «this is an apple?»

React is a declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

Sometimes the citation makes no sense whatever, as when Levine and coauthor Martha Reed cite a 1993 paper by Richard McKee and Larry Squire for the idea that declarative knowledge is consolidated in categories, enabling growth in knowledge as the child gets older.

For example, if a student understands the declarative knowledge appropriate to the SEL skill, the next step would be to start practicing and shaping the skill.

Mobile learning systems like Practi, which are designed for the delivery and measurement of deliberate practice, can significantly speed up the acquisition and retention of declarative knowledge.

In the case of Cityville needing to quickly get a large team up - to - speed on the rules of cyber security and safe computing practices, the good news was that all of their training content was declarative knowledge which is perfectly suited material for rapid mobile learning.

Rapid mobile learning is an excellent training delivery method for the deliberate practice of declarative knowledge (the rules of stitching), as opposed to the deliberate practice of performative skills (the actual stitching).

They knew that evidence supports deliberate practice as one of the most effective ways for learners to rapidly acquire and strengthen declarative knowledge.

It can take time to think about end results, particularly if you're looking at the standards, breaking down declarative and procedural knowledge, and working out a sequence for the learners in your classroom.

This is particularly effective for providing multiple opportunities to deepen declarative knowledge.

Why would one be a better choice for procedural knowledge while the other works best when the content is declarative?

Source: Edmunds * From wide stance to declarative details, flowing hood to sculpted tail lights, the QX70 is crafted for balance, aerodynamics and expression.

With its short, strong, declarative sentences and its knack for keeping kids engaged and returning for more, this ongoing story of a young girl mouse with a hyperactive imagination and a supporting cast of comfortably familiar characters is a great way to keep slightly advanced emergent readers interested and engaged.

I followed the lure of the drink for far too long, never seeing that, invariably, it always took me to the same miserable place... I felt the same profound need to... establish a root somewhere, to put a declarative end to one life and to immerse myself, both feet in, into another... It takes a lot of weeding and tilling of the soil to create a [home], but I knew how to do that.

To facilitate content - specific user experiences for audio and video controls without requiring scripting, a new trigger element is defined in the EPUB profile of HTML5 [ContentDocs30] that allows declarative binding of activation events from image or textual elements to properties of audio and video players (e.g., play, stop, pause).

In addition, there is no standard way for a Web site to define that a sequence of pages make up a larger publication, which is precisely what EPUB's spine [Publications301] element does (i.e., it provides an external declarative means to explicitly specify navigation through a collection of documents).

The declarative trigger element [ContentDocs301] added to the EPUB HTML5 profile enables image or textual elements to act as controls for audio and video playback (for example, to start, stop and pause playback).

In addition, there is no standard way for a Web site to define that a sequence of pages make up a larger publication, which is precisely what EPUB's spine element [Packages 3.1] does (i.e., it provides an external declarative means to explicitly specify navigation through a collection of documents).

The switch element [ContentDocs301] provides a declarative means for Authors to tailor the content displayed to Users without having to resort to scripted solutions.

It's fascinating to think of Schapiro, inspired by the discourse she was helping to create, doing these pieces when she was able to return to her studio after the intense period of working with the feminist program on the Womanhouse project in the fall of 1971 and early winter of 1972, but before she had a name for this work, before «femmage» and «pattern and decoration» became movements and personal brands, with their declarative power but sometimes restrictive effect on art practice.

For his exhibition at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris, Gormley presents both large - scale sculptures and works that are comparatively lighter and less declarative of mass and presence.

Inside Billy Copley's subconscious, cartoon characters, declarative statements, and phonetic alphabets battle for attention.

Allusive instead of expressive, understated rather than declarative, the painting and sculpture of this time set the stage for everything that followed.

The combination, in Scully's view, is more affecting than the overt, declarative expressionism of, for example, Willem de Kooning.»

Allusive instead of expressive, understated rather than declarative, it sets the stage for what art critic and former NYU professor Irving Sandler has dubbed the new «Cool Art» of the 1960s.