Sentences with phrase «learn about the flaws»
Because every time we learn more about the process, the more we learn about the flaws of the process.
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You can learn about the flaws of low carb diets in that book..
But it turns out that Krzanich sold off about $ 24 million in Intel stock and options after Intel learned about the flaw but months before it disclosed the vulnerability to the public.
Not exact matches
When it first learned about critical flaws plaguing its processors, Intel told a small group of customers, among them are Chinese technology firms including Alibaba Group, but didn't include the U.S. government in its initial disclosures, a new report alleges.
A Christian doesn't believe there are many ways to heaven ------ And, this is a main reason why christianity and christians are so blatantly and hilariously flawed: it ignores the very basic logic that millions throughout the world will never hear or learn the first thing about christianity.
What I learned after deciding to be vocal about our struggles is that opening myself up to being a human, which is intrinsically flawed and naturally vulnerable, creates a platform for honesty with yourself and with those who hear you.
It is no wonder then that lay people trying to learn about colloidal silver become confused and have a hard time understanding the science involved with the subject matter when so much of what they read is scientifically flawed.
I'm all about learning new stuff, but as a biologist his understanding & the concepts he describes are so poor and flawed.
When I thought about my height or body type in relation to the type of clothing I should wear, it forced me to focus on my flaws instead of learning to love them.
Ten Thousand Saints, at its core, is about a group of flawed people who all learn more about themselves through their interactions with each other, and try their hardest to become better human beings as a result.
As they learn about each other's flaws, they are the only ones that can look past them and help one another to become whole again.
The script's biggest flaw is that we learn so little about Steve, save for the fact that he's bad.
From the grief - stricken Kristen Stewart contemplating the existence of her own spirituality as Maureen in Personal Shopper to the burgeoning determination that manifests slowly but surely in Mildred Loving's (Ruth Negga) incorrigible spirit in Loving as she seeks justice for her so - deemed illegal interracial marriage, to the existential despair of Emily Dickinson (Cynthia Nixon) in A Quiet Passion that is largely shaped by the suffocating position women had to endure in the 1800s — to say nothing of the micro-nuance on display in the tripartite Certain Women — I could ramble on for thousands of words about the things I've learned during this festival watching beautiful, brave, and flawed women characters try to move through their lonely fictional worlds.
Flaws with the filmmaking could perhaps have been forgiven for a tour - de-force central turn, but there's little to learn about the character once the first couple of reels are through.
But it's not all politics, as we also learn about the families and the individual make - up (flaws and all) of the 3 principals.
The NEPC report uses badly flawed measures of school performance that provide little information about how much students learn as a result of attending K12 schools.
The NEPC report paints a dismal picture of student learning at K12 - operated schools, but the fatal flaw of the report is that the measures of «performance» it employs are based primarily on outcomes such as test scores that may reveal more about student background than about the quality of the school, and on inappropriate comparisons between virtual schools and all schools in the same state.
The educational assessment tests states use today have two fundamental flaws: They encourage the sort of mind - numbing drill - and - kill teaching educators (and students) despise, and, just as important, they don't tell us much about the quality of student learning.
For all of the concerns about anti-American sentiment in schools of education, just 1 % of teachers want students to learn «that the U.S. is a fundamentally flawed country.»
The idea that repeating a grade with the same material as a method of improving learning is already flawed, especially if nothing about the academic environment changes.
Though probably an unavoidable step given the flawed and sporadic use and implementation of PEPs, the decision raises real questions about the future of individualized learning plans in North Carolina and whether the state will settle for a «one - size - fits - all» approach.
A recent article by John McIntosh in the TES expresses concern about schools re-vamping assessment systems under a flawed Levels system... The article found by Incyte Director Jan Lomas — is great in identifying the pupil perspective (backed by significant research) on what they need in terms of feedback which enables them to learn well and make good progress...
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If the scholar is asked to talk about and clarify a play, he might learn and describe the connection among a major plot or might consider the quality flaw of the leading actor in the play by marking out how it is exposed through the acts of the play.
The more I learn about this matter of credit scoring the more I see that it is a flawed system.
Some of the colours are drawn from the Regional Ecosystem maps and learning about the maps flaws and values has added to the way that she now sees these landscapes.
They learned some lessons — not about AGW theory being fallacious but about finding ways of preventing the keen amateur from spotting gaping flaws in their theories.
That said, I can at least report that Ullman is generally positive about MOOCs as they gave her a little bit of hope of achieving a more even distribution of technological knowledge, despite their flaws and prejudices (for instance, she was annoyed by an overabundance of Big Bang Theory jokes in a course she audited as she felt it may leave some feel like cultural outcasts while they try to learn something that is already foreign to them).
One issue that will be investigated, is whether executives sold shares after learning about the security flaws, which could violate rules prohibiting insiders from trading on material information that is not known to the public.
To distinguish yourself, take a risk to reveal a little more about your flaws and what you learned from them.
Nobody wants to hire a sales rep who had an issue with a co-worker that you couldn't work out — because that shows an issue with interpersonal and communication skills, a fatal flaw for sales reps.. So try to talk about a real mistake that you learned something significant from that would never affect your performance at this job.
When you use the best executive resume writing service, you'll be able to learn about your resume's flaws and can correct them accordingly.
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Everything we're learning about the brain and the challenge of transforming deeply engrained emotional patterns tells us that the weekly appointment approach of traditional therapy is a limiting, highly flawed format.
I've very quickly learnt a lot about this flawed system and parental alienation in a very short space of time.
When you listen to your partner and look for what is right about what he or she is saying, instead of the flaws, you can learn how to disagree and make decisions in a productive and enjoyable way.