Sentence examples for a common training from inspiring English sources
Diddley bows (ultra-basic, one-string-nailed-to-a-plank-of-wood contraptions that can be made easily by children) are a common training instrument for young blues musicians, and the tradition of making guitars from cigar boxes still thrives in hobbyist blues circles.
From a clinical perspective, providing visual information is a common training strategy for patients with stroke.
Overhead athletic activities and scapula dyskinesia are linked with shoulder pathology; pull-ups are a common training method for some overhead sports.
Recognizing that teacher quality is a key lever in delivering high-quality early years education, the government introduced a new framework for preschool teacher training which mapped out a common training pathway for child care center and kindergarten leaders and teachers of kindergarten age children in 2001.
Established at Ottawa in October 1939, EATS was a plan to expand the Royal Air Force's (RAF) capacity to train aircrews by creating a pool of personnel from various Commonwealth countries Australia, Canada, Britain and New Zealand through the establishment of a common training system consisting of a series of initial, elementary, and advanced training schools.
Video feedback is now a common training tool in healthcare.
In four days leading up to the series, Silas instituted two-a-day practices for the team -- a common training-camp regimen -- and drew up a spotless game plan: defend the post and limit the Heat's inside power.
Training should be organized by both specialities and should consist of theoretical instruction in the new subject and a common practical training including rotations of e.g. six months to non critical cancer care e.g. oncology clinic for intensivists and anesthesiology for the oncologists.
A common discriminative training method is the MCE [18].
A common postgraduate training in Green Chemistry is currently being carried out by several Spanish universities.
All potential interviewers met prior to study beginning and underwent a common extensive training prior to conducting the assessments.
