textbook造句

This textbook has twenty lessons.

This textbook has twenty units.

This English textbook is well illustrated.

This book is designed as a textbook.

Don't regurgitate the stuff given in the textbook.

Read chapters 1 to 5 of the textbook.

That old edition won't do for a textbook.

Our textbook has many figures to help explain the lessons.

It is not yet time to tear up the textbook on FDI.

And that, in a nutshell, is a big difference between textbook publishers and the drug makers.

Passively reading the material in an encyclopedia or textbook is learning, in a sense.

And the best example of this is discussed in detail in the textbook.

His books and papers are numerous, and ANSA is a good standalone textbook on the topic of systems administration.

I have papers to grade, textbook orders to fill out, an NSF proposal to referee, dissertation drafts to read.

It used an interactive graphic novel instead of a textbook, and instead of assignments, there were missions and quests.

Why immerse yourself in the learning environment if you can getbetter grades by immersing yourself in a textbook?

As for the price, it is close to being a miracle for a textbook of this size and expanse.

You'll broaden their knowledge, improve early childhood education, and cultivate the type of awareness and appreciation that can't be taught from a textbook.

Preparing a lecture or drafting a textbook chapter reveals holes in your understanding. And, sometimes, as you try to fill these holes, you get ideas for research.

This is not to say that the Bible is a science textbook that contains raw scientific truths, as some evangelical Christians would have us believe.

The textbook stuff - elaborate carrot, expensive stick - had been blown away by a newspaper together with the mass collaboration of total strangers on the web.

I'm not a developmental psychologist, but I thought it would be fun to check into some textbook research into how people learn and retain information.

Then other people, including professors at other schools that were using my textbook, asked to be on the E-mail list, so I just decided that it would be easier to have it in the public domain.

Indeed, for the past 150 years "Gray's Anatomy" -the 1858 textbook that defines the genre-has dissected the body along these thematic lines: nervous, circulatory, digestive and so on.

It's 1926, and our hero is named Newt Scamander, a messy-haired, *freckle-faced young *wizard from the UK, and author of a textbook that Potter later studies at Hogwarts.