Sentence examples for encountering the experience from inspiring English sources

A similar incredibly large magnitude of change is occurring with learning by simulation: trainees can practice on their own prior to encountering the experience with the master teacher.

Future research should explore attitudes towards the responsibility for musculoskeletal disorders of health care providers, where Toombs (1987) described physicians and patients encountering the experience of illness from different "worlds" [ 46].

(Dilthey's positive reasons are alarmingly thin — mainly that our interest in narrative is more fundamental than our interest in explanation; and that we can enrich our drab lives by encountering the different experiences of historical Others — whereas, as we have just seen, Herder's are by contrast rich and compelling).

As the above discussion illustrates, it is impossible to advance far into the theory of aesthetic experience without encountering the specific problems posed by the experience of art.

Ironically, while compiling this list, we encounter the first experience at Diva that could genuinely be thought less than ideal.

This is unfortunate and the IOC should reconsider this decision, not least because the torch is the sole opportunity for the general public to encounter the Olympic experience.

It's wonderful to go to a big mainstream venue, but it's a very different experience encountering the new, the rough and ready.

De Hamel has a rather different experience encountering the Codex Amiatinus, the earliest surviving manuscript of the complete Latin Vulgate, and therefore the best witness to St. Jerome's fourth-century translation of the Bible into Latin a text of incalculable value for the Catholic Church.

The behavioral threshold to the odor is dynamically changing moment by moment depending on their internal and external conditions, and experiences encountering the odors, which will play an important role for generating adaptive behavior.

Mentors have usually encountered the same experiences young professional will soon face.

There was something pleasingly archaic about reading lectures given so long ago, and still full of the speaker's housekeeping notes: "Next Thursday it will be the motive of Encounter — the experience of two people meeting in love.