Sentence examples for experienced in practice from inspiring English sources

Because of unexpected tire problems the riders had experienced in practice and qualifying, organizers shortened the planned race and changed its format — mandating pit stops for new tires that required bike changes, within a specific window of no more than 10 laps on the newly resurfaced Phillip Island course in Australia.

There are wide ranges of issues that are experienced in practice (Genrich and Bock, 2006).

This paper argues that resolving cognitive or emotional conflicts experienced in practice can promote student-teacher development and bridge the theory-practice divide.

Several theoretical designs using a mixture of passive and active systems connected in parallel and/or in series are proposed to overcome limitations of feedback gain experienced in practice to achieve an infinite or zero dynamic modulus.

The factors of safety are initially determined from the sensitivity that is experienced in practice of a part, made from a particular material to a particular loading situation, and in general, the greater the uncertainties experienced, the greater the factor of safety used.

Consequently, a brief review of salient points relating to fatigue as a failure mechanism is presented and illustrated by a range of studies from the authors' forensic casebooks that attempt to exemplify the recurring nature of fatigue initiators experienced in practice.

It is known that group decision-making is a very important and powerful tool to accelerate the consensus of various opinions from the experts who are experienced in practices (Liu and Chen 2007a, b; Hoseinie et al. 2009).

The MHs were experienced in practicing both conventional medicine and homeopathy.

All interventions were carried out in the Yoruba language by health care providers fluent in the Yoruba language and experienced in practicing in the locality.

All interventions are carried out in the Yoruba language by health care providers fluent in the language and experienced in practicing in the locality.

The study provides some indications that consumers might be more willing to accept more dynamic pricing programs if they have the chance to experience in practice how these can be managed in everyday life.