Sentence examples for accumulating training from inspiring English sources

To keep her certification, she said, she will have to keep accumulating training hours and remain an active coach.

Incremental learning of new data sequences allows to adapt HMM parameters as new data becomes available, without having to retrain from the start on all accumulated training data.

Exercises at the beginner and intermediate levels were designed so that several variations of a solid object are built by non-experienced trainees as they accumulate training time.

In a memorandum released by the White House in February, Mr. Lloyd wrote that from May 1973 through May 1974, Mr. Bush accumulated 35 training points and 15 points for being a Guard member "for a total of 56 points".

Consequently, apprentices finance their own training by accepting low pay, and they are willing to do so because of increased future wages due to their higher productivity, which again is due to the skills accumulated during training.

We analyzed the sessions separately, because it was possible that a training effect accumulating across sessions obscured the potential correlation with vocabulary knowledge.

More than 6000 fellows are now being trained abroad, accumulating an incredible potential to transform the Chilean scientific environment as we know it.

Looking at the number of years of training accumulated can indeed be a too crude measure of human capital accumulation in dual VET, especially if a dual VET student switches occupations over the years; 1 year of dual training in a bank and 1 year in a bakery might not bring the same level of vocational human capital as two consecutive years in a given occupation.

Early interventions that could overcome these relatively common cognitive and learning difficulties would clearly be of great potential benefit to these children, and there is accumulating evidence that intensive WM training can substantially boost performance on non-trained WM tasks (e.g. Klingberg, Fernell, Olesen, Johnson, Gustafsson, Dahlstrom, Gillberg, Forssberg & Westerberg, 2005).

Dennis Robinson, the undersheriff, settled behind his desk after lunch, surrounded by trophies with dog figurines on top, which he had accumulated for canine training.

Our dependent variable, as described previously, now counts the years of training accumulated in a given ISCO three digit occupation.