Instruction [noun]

Algorithms—sets of instructions to solve a problem or complete a task—now drive everything from browser search results to better medical care.

Publishers can test how the Heavy Ads Intervention will affect their pages in versions of Chrome 84 and upward by following the instructions on this page.

The district’s board of trustees supports the effort and the district’s curriculum and instruction division is developing a plan to implement it, said Manny Rubio, a spokesman for the district.

San Diego Unified officials have said that students will receive up to three hours per day of live online instruction.

Before Newsom’s announcement, district officials were preparing to offer full online learning, a hybrid learning model and full in class instruction if necessary, Koeppen said.

Of course, one can learn effectively both online and in person, and both forms of instruction are deemed acceptable by accreditation experts.

Parents, too, are forming small groups of children called pods and paying for tutors to handle instruction.

Not a bad deal of a guide packed with useful instructions for businesses.

They are hoping such a model will enable them to explore how external sensory signals or instructions from the brain change the intrinsic activity pattern governing a larva’s baseline behavior.

Free instructions to make the masks are online, although you’ll need a 3-D printer to create the frame.