Sentence examples for form and training from inspiring English sources

That response is an indication, exercise researchers say, of two things: how hard it is for someone who is not used to running to suddenly take up the sport; and how unnecessarily complicated advice about running has become as "experts" battle over shoes and running form and training programs.

One-class SVM is similar to the binary SVM in its form and training, except that only representative training elements from a single set are available for analysis.

This study aims to provide a basis for the curriculum provision, training form and training time of midwifery managers in Beijing and understand the needs of the midwives' participation in specialist certification training.

An additional strength is the homogeneity of the design and data collection across countries through a standardized form and training for data collection.

The Taguba report also highlighted General Miller's recommendation that commanders in Iraq form and train a prison guard force "subordinate to the Joint Interrogation Debriefing Center (J.I.D.C).

Former members of the unit helped form and train the Zetas, one of Mexico's most notorious criminal gangs, Mexican and American officials have said.

But it does recommend that member states get together to form and train coherent multinational brigade-size forces available for deployment within 30 days, or sometimes 90.

The decision by the Waffen-SS to form and train the division outside Bosnia was contrary to advice given by the NDH's German plenipotentiary general, Edmund Glaise von Horstenau.

The costs are modest, mostly printing forms and training staff.

Another $40,000 is going to forming and training a civilian defense corps of volunteers to respond to the needs of their neighborhoods and serve as links to the township government in the event of a terror threat.

In 1919, Morgan volunteered for a six-year tour of India and joined the 118th Field Battery, 26th Field Brigade, at Deepcut, where it was forming and training for service in the subcontinent.