Sentence examples for exercise shows that from inspiring English sources
New information on a Ukrainian military training exercise shows that one missile overshot its target by a much greater distance than was originally stated.
The conceptual model development exercise shows that the hypothetical BIM-DIT tool can significantly benefit from the pre-existing design approaches in the built environment.
Finally, the illustrative experiment on the counterfactual exercise shows that the empirical findings from the estimation also have an economic purpose besides having a significant statistic.
The Monte-Carlo exercise shows that the 95% upper limit PCT value can be obtained well, with a 95% confidence level using the Wilks' formula, although we have to endure a 5% risk of PCT under-prediction.
Our policy simulation exercise shows that respondents are willing to pay a higher electricity fee corresponding to about 0.6 Euro cents per kWh to avoid wind farms located in the mountainous area and private ownership.
The significant reduction of migraine attack frequency after aerobic exercise shows that a ten-week training program exerts an effect on the clinical course of migraine and may be used as an alternative treatment strategy.
Research with immediate and delayed onset (3 to 14 days) of exercises showed that benefits of starting early exercises are only marginal [ 4, 16, 17].
But the exercise showed that you don't have to be a big organisation or a celebrity to make people sit up and take notice.
The weeklong exercise showed that the government needed to improve plans for delivering vaccines and antibiotics to those exposed to a deadly agent, administration officials said.
Michael Suffredini, NASA's operations manager for the station, told a telephone news conference that the exercise showed that spacewalks could be made from the station while it was left unattended.
One simulation exercise showed that a third of Suffolk's patrol force would be infected four days after a bacterial or viral attack, and half of those infected would die, said Sgt. James Caiaccia, the Suffolk County Police Department's emergency and preparedness supervisor.
