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Ustane, by the way, was also blindfolded, I do not know why, unless it was from fear lest she should impart the secrets of the route to us.

He had a real feeling for literature, and he could impart his own passion with an admirable fluency.

More than anything, Rogers wanted to impart a sense of wonder and tranquility, to provide a bit of solace from our hectic, everyday lives.

It is not easy to impart knowledge any more than to acquire knowledge.

An example would be a teacher trying to impart statistical knowledge to his students in a classroom setting.

However, re-unification of the Korean peninsula could impart some positive benefits as well, at least in the longer-term, Ubhi adds.

He went two or three times to see Mrs. Montgomery, but Mrs. Montgomery had nothing to impart.

But when I am received up, I shall send one of my disciples to you to heal your affliction and to impart life to you and your people.

It is possible to impart an electric charge to any solid material by rubbing it with any other material.

To my poor boy, left doubly desolate, I have never been able to impart a sense of my presence.

Tight grained wood tends to impart the Oak characteristics (vanilla, spice and butter flavors) much more slowly than wood with looser grain.

A hinged or pivoted device adapted to fit into a notch of a ratchet wheel to impart forward motion or prevent backward motion.

In turn, the gas phase dissipates energy by trying to impart momentum to the liquid, i. e. , drag it along.

Doctors do not always impart this information clearly to their patients.

Burnish Bookbinding term for the finishing of the edges of a book with a burnishing tool to impart a polished surface.

A ball has no power by which it can put itself in motion but as soon as you throw it, you impart energy to it.

Practical applications show that this process can impart polyester canvas good quality.

Tepco's attempt to impart information has left the public mostly confused and incredulous.

A condiment is sauce, or seasoning added to food to impart a particular flavour or to complement the dish.

The drop bar must be capable of falling through the string with sufficient speed to impart the necessary force for detonation.

Underwater currents, combined with your own normal hand movement, will impart plenty of action to your lure.

If it did, it would impart instability into the real economy in response to erratic and unpredictable movements in prices of commodities.

For an academic subject to justify its existence, it must impart some useful understanding to its students.

During the part-time job, the colleagues with whom students work will impart students the strong sense of collaboration.

Do not impart your darkest secrets or provide a detailed list of your worst fears.

If you were to impart your own knowledge and wisdom to new graduates, what would you tell them? What lessons would you want them to learn?

Multi-media technology is a course to impart the use with the information by means of image , word , sound and picture.

those smiles unto the moodiest mind , their own pure joy impart, their sunshine leaves a glow behind, that lightens cer the heart.

You may be able to impart knowledge that's innovative to those searching for a new angle.

A good grounding in philosophy can impart an immeasurable gift: the ability to think clearly, rationally, precisely and imaginatively.

Can say information technology truly become teachers and students used to acquire knowledge and impart knowledge, using knowledge medium.

Hitting a dust mote-sized particle would impart the same kinetic energy as slamming head on into a speeding freight train.

The best way to impart the flavours was via chocolate and white chocolate is usually used with Pocky.

Yes, a mother's education is of great benefit to her children, but only if the mother is present to impart that knowledge to them.

Nuclear rockets, in contrast to their chemical counterparts, could impart a maximum velocity of up to about 22 kilometers a second.

Definition: A concentrated preparation used to impart FLAVOUR. They are not intended to be consumed as such.

As women, they are able to impart a special kind of life-promoting energy to intellectual and professional pursuits.

Now, as a parent, I try to impart that same wisdom to my own two girls.

Whatever tales this candid woman heard , she was sure to impart them to her neighbours .

These would mean "humanistic" Gymnasien (academic high schools) like the Johanneum would get two fewer years to impart Latin and Greek.

drill. Both hands should be used to impart less spin on the ball.

It is one of their most fundamental responsibilities to impart to their children the values of integrity, decency, and respect for others.

While each institution has developed its own curriculum, the basic competencies each seeks to impart are the same.

impart knowledge to you that you will never be able to forget.

Chop sticks are a symbol of those meals, that fellowship and the friendship we wish to impart.

to impart to her the perceptions and values of a truly original mentality.

Universities should not only impart knowledge, nurture local talent, it should be a place for nurturing knowledge-based enterprises.

Social media, texting and email all make it much easier to communicate, gather and impart information, but they also present some dangers.

Highly ornate and compulsively detailed decorative forms impart depth, richness and an elegant complexity to graphic expression.

Her aim was not merely to impart knowledge, but rather to help students learn for themselves.

communications(used with a sing. or pl. verb)The art and technique of using words effectively to impart information or ideas.

communications purposes : between different locations impart information.

Teaching ancient poetry is an important channel to impart knowledge, cultivate ideology education and edify the emotion.

Everyone has the right to freedom of expression, this right shall include to seek, receive and impart information and ideas of . . .

It is one of parents' most fundamental responsibilities to impart to their children the value of integrity, decency, and respect for others.

Hefei police officials said in an interview that gambling is illegal, impart skill belongs to the same illegal.

As a whole, the beam will therefore impart no total angular momentum to a target.

Something important. Something every father should impart to his daughter. I finally got it.

Simply let the palm of the hand go towards the target and up using the shoulder as the hinge, this will impart topspin .

Every great religion began with inspired teachings from a great Master who was given specific wisdom teachings to impart to humanity.

The building phase offers you another place to impart quality gates into your software development lifecycle.

Impart urgency and convenience: in most instances, the sole objective of the cold call is to get an appointment.

The teacher is the engineer of man's souls. To educate the person and impart knowledge in books are the mission and duty of a teacher.

Thermosetting resins impart durable press or wash-and-wear properties to the fabric and improve the fastness of the repellent.

The steep slopes of the DSP filtering, when adjusted aggressively, can impart an unnatural sound to an incoming signal.

This racket enables the player to impart more spin to the ball.

In the first part of this paper, we analysed main technology of ROADM, and discussed the impart to optical metro networks.

I believe I am indeed an honest, bright, warm hearted, enthusiastic individual with genuine desire to impart knowledge to others.

Teaching is my passion and I always feel good to be able to impart to my students personal and work related experience.

The Andromedans will be asked to impart wisdom to this being, to contribute their connection to the wisdom of the soul.

He feels obliged to impart his knowledge to others and share his passion for the theory and technical intricacies of coding and programming.

I'll impart to you the necessary hands-on training for you to function at the highest level.

A new set of exhibits designed to impart knowledge about electricity and magnetism will be introduced.

If the moon were half its mass, the tides would be correspondingly smaller and would impart less orbit-expanding energy to the moon.

After the tea has been scented , the Jasmine petals are removed since they no longer impart any additional scent or flavor to the tea.

The BTU required is determined by the systems transfer efficiency, or ability to impart the energy to the charge mass.

So far this precious handmade arts in Guizhou, and other ethnic minority areas to spread orally impart the way down.

Higher specialty institutions impart specialty education.

Such resins contain positively and negatively charged groups which impart unique physical properties.

Professors are sometimes asked to give lectures on what wisdom they would impart if they knew it was their last chance.

Methods - Built -in procedure that can be invoked to impart some action to a particular object .

Objectives: to impart sports is not only suitable for sports skills, cultivate a lifelong sports consciousness, training and guidance.

The state supports the adoption of broadcast, television, correspondence and other modes of distance education to impart higher education.

to impart ethical education to professional curriculum, especially the course of clinical fie. . .

The core of project teaching method is not to seek the aim thai teachers impart the knowledge they gained to the students.

Teachers " responsibily is to impart knowledge and educate people, while their main job activity is to prepare lessons and teach them. "

The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to impart courage, inspiration, and resolution to"

Poor: Blending area not adequately separated from other areas that could impart an adverse effect upon product quality.

Good: Juicing area effectively separated from other areas that could impart an adverse effect upon product quality.

Digital printing with color chart for color adjustment and HLS color system can impart the cashmere good printing results.

Poor: Juicing area not adequately separated from other areas that could impart an adverse effect upon product quality.

Poor: Filling area not adequately separated from other areas that could impart an adverse effect upon product quality.

(To impart useful information to (another) in a subtle, discreet way).

We English teachers should use questioning to impart knowledge and cultivate students'abilities.

These data suggest that binding sites may impart a specific configuration to bound transcription factors.

Practice confirmed, that the real physical education starts from the interest of students, not simply to impart knowledge and skills.

We asked our solo dwellers what advice they'd impart to someone planning to make a happy home for one.

People hold that public schools should impart cherished values to students or foster their creativity.

The main pools are housed on Spa Island, a wooded park that aims to impart sanatorium-style serenity.

The teacher preferred not to impart their knowledge to students, but let them remember, there is no such thing as foolproof.

Panda Po: OK, OK, my two clever apprentices. And first, I'd like to impart my forte skill to you!

ADDITIVE : A chemical added in small quantities to cutting fluids to impart certain properties.

And apart from in the very short term, economic forecasts impart little valuable information.

Good teachers impart wisdom to his students.

What's my excuse if somewhere down the line a child fails at something because I once abrogated my responsibility to impart knowledge?

A good teacher should impart wisdom to his pupils.

they are stronger than greensand molds and impart better dimensional accuracy and surface finish to the casting.

Cyotoskeletal intermediate filaments appear to impart tensile strength to the cell cytoplasm.

WITH their crowds, delays and "retail opportunities" , airports impart feelings that range from irritation to despair.

On Teaching Methods of "Impart Knowledge and Cultivate Individuals"

Dye wastes may impart colors of wide variety that are readily recognized and traced.

This thin film is then treated to impart a desired direction at which the liquid crystal molecules will attach and align.

In reality, schools just offer summer courses which is not the best way to impart knowledge.

He will impart that experience to the managers of tomorrow through his continuing involvement in the business.

The Sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion impart life, forgiveness and power.

To impart courage, animation, or determination to; inspirit.

To train and impart operators with reparation and maintenance skills.

Primary and sencondary school will impart to you only some rudiments of knowledge.

If Campbell returns to Arsenal, he wants the impart the knowledge of those past glories to the present squad.

She plugged away, plugged away. That's the lesson I really wanted to impart to viewers and readers.

Yet can these countries impart dynamism to the world as a whole?

It is impossible (emoticons aside) to convey the subtle cues that facial expression and body language impart to face-to-face communication.

Articles should impart information not just promote to someone.

Second, in the teachers' level, their guiding manner is so simple and they impart the content too mechanically.

He seemed perked up by this all-too-rare chance to impart some more wisdom to a grandchild.

I thought it well to impart my misgivings to President Roosevelt.

Impart knowledge more effectively?

Solution: To impart underspin, you must swing high to low, but when players chop down too severely and finish low, their shot hits the net.

Marketing gurus have crucial information to impart.

Psychic Chirurgery. You repair psychic damage and impart knowledge of new powers.

She resolved to impart a gently domestic air to the scene .

Trace quantities of impurities can impart a musty or pungent odor to the gas.

Illiteracy may bring about individual illusions, so we must impart knowledge to the ignorant.

On some pearl surfaces there is a regular pattern of parallel elongated striations that impart a silky sheen.

To impart knowledge and educate people is a teachers bounden duty.

In the trainer says "han have wrote: " so, so to preach, impart knowledge and to reassure also.

Develop training material and impart training to end users.

But it's also worth asking what know-how Zuckerberg might impart to Li.

Teachers do much more than impart knowledge.

To convey information about; make known ; impart.

Therefore, that which we are about to impart is what we would call 'appropriate' at this given time.

To impart OR convey to others by heredity OR inheritance; hand down.

There is a lesson in this for Greece, but not the one euro-zone leaders wish to impart.

We impart the Lead Auditor training for the automotive sector, which is approved by Ford.

We need to impart these principles to succeeding generations.

Good teachers know that their job is not just to impart knowledge, they understand that teaching is more than just instructing.

If the grapes are not physiologically ripe, they will impart a green, harsh character to the wine.

Tommy Thompson implored the cop to impart mercy.

Listen carefully as many have much wisdom to impart.

As a result, teaching staff also impart lessons of tolerance and cooperation.

impart vigor, strength, or vitality to.

Condiments impart flavour to food.

impart a subtle flavor; impart some advice.

if you are open to all these lessons , it can impart to you valuable bits of wisdom that will guide you along your path of life.

Women tend to impart their secrets to their intimate friends.

The course will impart the basic knowledge of cooking Chinese cuisine.

Much that we know and could impart in our speech is meaningless in yours.

They want to set up schools to impart skills and knowledge.

They should indeed be taught, but schools only have the power to impart knowledge. They can't shape a child's character.

ln other words, can l impart some wisdom on you here?

So that I can impart my volleyball skills to more people.

It is incumbent on us to remember that while chocolate and cocoa impart pleasure, they are rich in fat and calories.

Better, says Pro-Reli, to bring it into school, where German-speaking teachers can impart Islam under the state's watchful eye.

It is customary to size the yarn in order to impart the necessary strength and to provide surface protection for the yarn.

I have nothing of interest to impart to you today.

impart skills or knowledge to.

In addition to impart knowledge, the instructor encourages us to create knowledge.

To impart an ability or capacity to.

To impart color to or change the color of.

How come no one impart some simple way to take care of my face.

TanThe brown color that sun rays impart to the skin.

I have nothing of importance to impart to you.

Students speak Cantonese at home, and so using it is the easiest way to impart information and promote discussion.

Impart the secret to sb.

Good teachers conduct classes with great enthusiasm and skills so that they can attract students' attention, and impart knowledge to them.

The red curtains impart a certain elegance to the room.

Organize and impart on the job training for the staff in order to ensure that the staff have the cross exposure for their growth.

As is mentioned, a teacher's task is not only to impart knowledge, but also to educating people run parallel.

Taxpayer's actions can not only control public spending, but impart government enough room of funds to fufil their obligations.

To impart (information or news, for example) by telephone.

Education is not only to impart knowledge, but also to teach students how to conduct well in society.

But when they came there because of you and they expect to learn from you, you must impart that vision to them.

My friend, I will impart to you a dark secret.

2 it is maths the action in education, it can impart with knowledge of economics of same symptom brigadier a lot of people.

It is incumbent on the teachers not only to impart knowledge but also to teach the students moral principles.

For I long to see you so that I may impart some spiritual gift to you, that you may be established;

For I long to see you that I may impart to you some spiritual gift so that you may be established;

For I long to see you, that I may impart unto you some spiritual gift, to the end ye may be established;

On one hand, teachers can impart knowledge to students; on the other hand, they can educate them how to be real persons.

I long to see you so that I may impart to you some spiritual gift to make you strong--

to impart positive leisure attitudes to the general public is essential

means for introducing the emulsion into said vessel through said inlet with sufficient velocity to impart centrifugal force to the emulsion;

Police education should impart actual combat skills to students; build up students' ability to grasp and apply knowledge;

Quality education requires that teachers not only impart knowledge to their students but also teach them how to study more efficiently.

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Difficult to understand or impart:

Impart rudimentary knowledge to beginners; initiate

The Process of Urbanization in Western China and Its Impart upon Economy Development

utilizing the vacuum pressure switch device to impart the vacuum pressure from the first suction nozzle to the second suction nozzle;

The Impart and Inherit with Variance of Chinese Ceremonial Classic Music at Korea Peninsula

Following the regular pattern of understanding knowledge to impart

Heterogeneity of Leukemic Cell Impart Apocalypse to Us

A good communicator with ability to impart knowledge and ideas clearly to all level of employees;

It cannot impart its effect through the senses or the nerves as the other arts can;

it should impart the skill to choose and seek occupation, raise the career guidance level;

And with the faith you still impart,

Teaching Approach to Using "The Base of Architectural Formation" as an Introduction to Impart the Rudimentary Knowledge of Design

Impart knowledge and educate people, have deep love for students

On The Impart And Inherit Of Chinese Traditional Opera

Impart the aesthetic and humanistic knowledge to the students in the dental anatomy lesson

Impart a lyric quality to a passage

To diffuse or radiate; send forth or impart eg. Shed light

Several Experiences of How to Impart Knowledge and Educate People by Part-time Instructors

impart knowledge to one's students

To impart a biased aspect or point of view to:

Those smile unto the moodiest mind Their own pure joy impart

To diffuse or radiate; send forth or impart:

To impart flavor or scent to; season:

To impart a sensation of intense heat to

Impart me what matters most in life

Which mute earth can ne'er impart;

Their own pure joy impart;