Sentence examples for experience referred from inspiring English sources

In this structured experience – referred to as the "Autodemo" – a virtual guide explains the key elements and properties of XIM while the user is able to freely move around in the space.

A writer friend of mine, describing how my Ivy league degree was perceived in my minor league experience, referred to my experience coming up in minor league baseball as "Poison Ivy".

MTrPs are defined as a hyperirritable area in a taut band of skeletal muscle fibers that experience referred pain and local twitch responses.

One of the participants with extensive clinical, management and nursing education experience, referred to unfavourable conditions for nurses, saying: "Productivity promotion requires certain conditions of which even the minimum do not exist for Iranian nurses.

An example of a statement from mastery experience (referred to as performance accomplishment by Fencl and Scheel) is, "When I came across a tough physics question, I worked at it until I solved it".

Among the French speaking GPs (n = 63) those who declared having experience in referring to a GDH (n = 30) usually had a very limited experience (referred less than 5 times).

The second experience refers to an informal space called Mueve created by UPV students.

He added, "Angela Merkel is not willing to learn from the Japanese experience," referring to the German chancellor.

Experience: refers to the experience of a vehicle on the event/other vehicles.

Finally, L2 Learning Experience refers to the immediate learning environment and experience (ibid, p. 29).

Experience refers to years of actual job experience as reported by the individual.