Sentences with phrase «using real world applications»

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He uses it for incidentals, as well as a way to show people that bitcoin has real world applications and uses.

It has already begun trials throughout Korea and has the potential to see very quick uptake as it starts being used for real - world applications.

Using statistics for real world applications is tricky and some statistical tools are not suitable for dealing with individuals (BMI is a really good example).

Over the course of 22 chapters and 31,000 words, this comprehensive guide covers online advocacy technologies and tactics in depth, with an emphasis on practical applications and real - world uses.

The new paint creates a more resilient surface that is resistant to everyday wear and tear, so could be used for a wide range of real - world applications from clothing and cars, say the researchers.

«For the first time, our results show that it probably is possible to use this in a real - world security application,» says Todd Pataky of Shinshu University in Nagano, Japan.

Not only did the material fold into multiple different shapes, but it could also snap between them hundreds of times with little sign of fatigue — a critical feature if the material is to be used in real - world applications, they report today in Science Advances.

«I think the findings have real - world applications, such as using avatars in video games to «nudge» people to increase physical activity, or getting people more comfortable with small increases in physical activity before taking on more intense physical routines,» said Peña.

To test the capsule's real - world applications, the team used both mathematical modeling and animal models to investigate the effects of delivering a sustained therapeutic dose of a drug called ivermectin, which is used to treat parasitic infections such as river blindness.

Though real - world applications are still far off, the researchers hope the robots eventually could be used in search operations following natural disasters or in conflict zones.

Though it may be years before the robots find their way into real - world applications, Whitesides believes the techniques used in their development — particularly the use of everyday, off - the - shelf materials — can point the way toward future innovations.

The sensors were used in a real - world application for the first time at EPFL, and the results are published in Nature Communications.

«We want to use ethical synthetic biology to create large - scale, real world applications for buildings,» says professor Neil Spiller, head of the School of Architecture & Construction.

Princeton University's fall break offers students a week away from the classroom, and Woodrow Wilson School graduate students enrolled in a policy workshop use the time to travel the globe researching real - world policy and observing practical application of the lessons they've learned on campus.

In my corner of the industry, all of our studies are focused on real world application of these products — that is to say, we are monitoring patients using drugs that have been approved and are available for regular consumption — not just a clinical trial.

The key is using learning technologies to emphasize real - world applications and consequences.

In maths, LOtC can support the application of maths in real world contexts, engage pupils with different learning styles and increase enjoyment of the subject through use of new or novel learning environments.

«Encouraging and supporting teachers to focus on the application of mathematics principles to real - world problems will encourage girls» engagement in mathematics, and also their ability to use mathematics to solve problems.»

Attention is also given to real world applications and uses of these different representations, with an emphasis on understanding and using percentages.

They have to use everything they've learned to solve the problem and connect it to real - world applications.

Employees need to know how the information ties into real - world applications so that they can use the information on the job.

The instructional approaches used in the best gifted and talented programs, with their emphasis on engagement, depth, and real - world applications, reinforce both basic skill development and more advanced learning.

This real world request ended with a real world application — the leaflet was published and used by visitors.

If they were used with real - world applications, such as spreadsheets, or to simulate relationships or changing variables, student achievement increased.

Equally important, he and his classmates are applying the real - world lesson about «taking advice and using it to go the next step» to such tasks as their college applications.

Functional Context can be used as an approach for any eLearning course that involves real world benefits and applications.

The Let's Start Coding Programmer's Notebook contains real - life application questions pertaining to how real, typed code is used in the world around us.

For example, creating branching scenarios or simulations using an eLearning authoring tool so that your employees can discover the real world applications.

Finally, students use a real - world application of transformations of functions to learn the relationship between functions and their transformations (NOTE: function transformation types such as translations and reflections are not specifically addressed, just introduced with this activity).

Our goal then was to provide the girls with a real world application to use the skills they were learning across our IT, Design and Tech, English, Arts, Maths and Science learning areas.

Once we had the project we were then able to draw upon community resources such as Urban Planning lecturers from our local university, Project Managers and Urban Planners (two of whom were female) to provide the girls with insight into these careers and use their expert knowledge.I think the connection to a real world application and using a problem based learning pedagogy has been very important.

These eLearning scenarios make them aware of the real world applications and benefits of the subject matter, so that they know how to put the knowledge to good use when it matters most, which is in their real lives.

We will always have in mind that to have an impact in the real world, to support excellent practice and improved student learning outcomes, ideas must have a real world application, a way to apply, use, test and reflect on.

Unlike traditional tests that focus on facts and formulas, PISA is based on the application of math, or how it can be used in real - world contexts.

Using the scenario to frame the assessment in this manner places students square in the center of a more real - world application of the learning objective, as opposed to simply completing a paper - pencil test, such as writing an essay.

Showing cross-curricular links and real world application, this webinar will use both Discovery Education Coding and freely available resources to support the teaching and learning of computing.

Defined STEM enables teachers to provide application of knowledge to students through the use of project - based tasks, real - world careers, and meaningful reading and writing activities.

Use these interactive resources, designed for grades 6 - 12, to develop problem - solving and decision - making skills with real - world applications in college access and STEM learning.

By using hands - on robotics, students will gain a better understanding of how technology works in real world applications.

If technology use and real world applications of concepts are desired in our nation's mathematics and science classrooms, then courses that prepare future teachers of these subjects should incorporate and model effective uses of each of these.

Defined STEM enables teachers to provide application of knowledge to students through the use of project - based learning, real - world career content, and meaningful reading and writing activities.

In reality, performance tasks are more engaging than traditional lessons because they ask students to solve problems using cross-curricular knowledge, and inspire them to collaborate and demonstrate what they know through real - world application.

Because math instruction is interwoven with the business and economics focus at NSCS, the students are explicitly taught the math skills through direct instruction, after which they use the skills and an economics - based context, focusing on every day, real - world application such as formulating compounding interest, how to read and develop bar graphs, understanding savings and loans agreements, etc..

Michelle Schmitz, principal at EPiC, shared how learners use real tools and materials to collaboratively construct real world applications of their knowledge.

Use of technology and current software programs to link business curriculum to real - world applications

«This is something we can actually use with real - world application,» said Patti Farris, a science teacher at Ramsey Jr..

A description of the affordances and constraints of the five types of software and how each facilitates different aspects of student learning clarifies the ways in which diverse off - the - shelf offerings can be used to address the goals of mathematics instruction, from building basic skills to exploring mathematical applications in the real world.

Ultimately, through a process of ongoing cross-cultural negotiating, several learner - generated uses for literacy emerged, resulting in real - world applications.

By using hands - on robotics, pupils will gain a better understanding of how technology works in real world applications.

It's also surprising because many veteran educators recommend using real - world applications of abstract math concepts as a motivational tool.