Examples of using Students use in English and their translations into Chinese
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College students use their analytical expertise to deal with points encountered in world markets, corporate-level enterprise, small businesses and even our personal financial institution accounts.
Quarterbacks use it to better visualize the field, and medical students use it to practice complicated procedures.
Students use iPad minis to enhance problem-solving, productivity, research and collaboration skills.
Through the partnership, UC students use the Air Force Lab's sophisticated equipment, including X-ray computer tomography, to analyse samples.
Future Engineers Summer Camp at UMASS-Lowell Students Use engineering skills to design and create systems to solve real world problems.
Students use critical-thinking skills, including generalizations, predictions, and comparison/contrast to better understand the development of the Republic and State of Texas.
C Students use technology to seek feedback that informs and improves their practice and to demonstrate their learning in a variety of ways.
Students use a customer centric approach to brainstorm and evaluate potential ideas.
Students use active learning strategies to practice skills in communication, collaboration, problem solving, and interdisciplinary team process.
Students use up-to-date welding equipment as they obtain hands-on experience and assemble projects from the public or blueprints in the campus welding shop.
As academic law librarians, we help law students use these sources and provide them access to legal information.
Students use visual mathematics, such as graphs and charts, to develop mathematical understanding.
Students use a range of tools, materials, and techniques in the design process and technological experiences through theory and practical lessons.
Model Boat and Nautical Navigation: students use engineering-design techniques to build model boats.
In Scott's studio at UT Dallas, students use solid art structures and digital images to impact large community audiences.
Students use the library's print and digital resources to explore, problem solve, evaluate, and think critically in preparation for the world ahead of them.
Students use Maps to target specific locations of historically important events such as the Battle of Bosworth.
This laboratory-oriented course is also designed to help students use their knowledge to make informed decisions about chemical issues in their society and the world.
UC's Language& Multimedia Laboratory is a classroom where students use devices to listen and speak languages, specifically the English language.
Students use their creativity and their values to initiate change- in companies, associations or non-governmental organizations.