learning curve

noun

Education. a graphic representation of progress in learning measured against the time required to achieve mastery.
the process of learning upon which such a representation is based:
Her new job has a steep learning curve.

learning curve

noun

a graphical representation of progress in learning
I'm still only half way up the learning curve

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Ninian admits that they have been on "a steep learning curve" - but says the challenges have been outweighed by the thrill.

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It explains why she finds herself on a Zoom detailing the learning curve on the art of a picture-perfect piercing cut.

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We were shot out of the canon, with the learning curve of shooting in Thailand.

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"It hasn't been a perfect indoors. It's disappointing to say the least but everything is a learning curve," said Caudery.

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But the biggest learning curve for England from the Ashes and Lewis' era is that winning bilateral series, with all due respect to the opposition, do not count for much.

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