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Textbook in sentence

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If you're a textbook success, the implications of what I'm saying could be more grim for you.
And this was, incidentally, published in 1949, in the leading textbook of malaria, called "Boyd's Malariology."
However, they also all assume at some level that the textbook of medicine is closed.
The only problem is that when I graduated from medical school, I didn't get one of those little doohickeys that your mechanic has to plug into your car and find out exactly what's wrong with it, because the textbook of medicine is not closed.
Something else was at work, and believe me, that something was not in any textbook.
When I was learning Spanish, I was bored with the text in the textbook.
If you don't like listening to boring textbook material, find interesting content on YouTube or in podcasts for any language.
His friends even made fun of him and gave him a Russian textbook as a joke because they thought he would never learn that language, or any language.
I have fought in wars, feared for my own survival, watched my cohorts die on beaches and woods that look and feel more real than any textbook or any news story.
But you won't need a textbook or to download an online lecture.
It gets distributed to the school system like a textbook.
And although this new economics does not yet have its own textbook or even a commonly agreed upon name, in broad strokes its explanation of where prosperity comes from goes something like this.
They read the textbook twice, or three times or four times.
I was endlessly getting busted in math class doodling behind the textbook.
We believe that in a one-hour flight we can rewrite the textbook on Mars by making high-resolution measurements of the atmosphere, looking for gases of biogenic origin, looking for gases of volcanic origin, studying the surface, studying the magnetism on the surface, which we don't understand, as well as about a dozen other areas.
We are prepared to fly this on Mars, rewrite the textbook about Mars.
Here's an example from a physics textbook.
And the textbook, I think, knows how it's hamstringing students because, watch this, this is the practice problem set.
You could literally, I mean this, pass this particular unit without knowing any physics, just knowing how to decode a textbook.
So 90 percent of what I do with my five hours of prep time per week is to take fairly compelling elements of problems like this from my textbook and rebuild them in a way that supports math reasoning and patient problem solving.
I encourage math teachers I talk to to use multimedia, because it brings the real world into your classroom in high resolution and full color; to encourage student intuition for that level playing field; to ask the shortest question you possibly can and let those more specific questions come out in conversation; to let students build the problem, because Einstein said so; and to finally, in total, just be less helpful, because the textbook is helping you in all the wrong ways: It's buying you out of your obligation, for patient problem solving and math reasoning, to be less helpful.
This is a figure from a textbook on underwater sound.
There are passages where you can read it, and you think you're reading from a Darwin textbook, from the period before he has his epiphany.
This is a textbook example of how Hollywood didn't (doesn't) trust moviegoers, and panders to its big name stars.
The first half hour is still mildly entertaining if you keep yourself busy with spotting all the clichés and listening to the cheesy textbook dialogs, but the whole thing just gets too dire.
While the topic is one that needs to be addressed, the film uses every cliche in the genre and comes off as a textbook popcorn flick.
This is like a zoology textbook, given that its depiction of animals is so accurate.
Walter Matthau is wonderful as the "philandering" dentist Dr. Julian Winston whose frequent fibs to girlfriend Goldie provide textbook proof of the dangers of lying.
The asylum's patients are textbook lunatics, but I love them nevertheless.
Read Jared Diamond's "Collapse" which is a popular book, or any elementary Ecology or Earth Science textbook and you can verify the basic premise of this movie.
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