learning curve造句

Of course, you have a learning curve.

The coolest thing is the short learning curve for Joe.

Moving in with my now-husband was a big learning curve.

This will increase the learning curve for BPMN modeling and might hinder a further adoption.

Note that XQuery technology still has some limitations and a learning curve.

Many are highly effective and reduce the reader's learning curve regarding the new concepts.

Taking control of your personal finances will take work, and, yes, there will be a learning curve.

This could result in a higher learning curve for new developers and additional testing or debugging time.

Ian survived basic training, but he faced a steep learning curve when it came to everyday Army life.

However, sometimes you will choose to experience simply as a learning curve, so there is not always a karmic reason for doing so.

It's known around the world as the king of editors, but many users find it has a bit of a learning curve.

Adoption of these technologies has been slow and therefore when enterprises take on modernization efforts they need to account for the learning curve involved.

This convergence is a huge benefit because it means that the learning curve is easily transferred from one AOP approach to another.

This display has a short learning curve. Once mastered, it allows nurses and facility managers to understand their facility’s status at a glance.

Inspired by my own rocky entrance into the work world, I decided to interview other young women and discovered that many of them, like me, were facing a steep workplace learning curve.

You've just flagged a whole bunch of different technologies and APIs, each with a learning curve, each with different download locations or vendors and possibly conflicts in the APIs they consume.