Sentence examples for generalized training from inspiring English sources
Children who had mastered number words to three generalized training on four to new objects and nouns, with approximate accuracy.
This month, Britain's Advocacy's Training Council released a report urging more generalized training of police officers, prosecutors and lawyers in questioning vulnerable witnesses and defendants.
Learning management systems are a more limited competitive threat because they tend to provide generalized training compared to Pluralsight.
NIH officials generally agree with the goal and are considering guidelines that would "encourage" universities and investigators to fund more generalized training, says agency training officer Walter Schaffer.
I know some manufacturers are concerned that their specific workplaces are unique, and that no generalized training program can provide applicants who are good fits.
After completion of a 6-year undergraduate program, Japanese residency programs focus on providing generalized training that will be useful regardless of the future specialty choices of the physicians.
Much of the experience they described was based on third party or retrospective reports or even generalized cultural training provided at the workplace.
The value of such a database will only increase as the diversity of images and annotations increases, because the search results and semantic modeling potentially will become more robust and more generalized with training on larger and more heterogeneous image data.
To develop a more generalized model more training data on battery lifetimes over various temperature and other operating conditions needs to be captured and utilised.
Figure 4 visually summarizes the intuition behind these estimators, each of which is affected differently by the most cumbersome sources of mismeasurement, namely overconfidence and the generalized need for training.
Lastly, the results of the present study have been obtained with a moderately trained population performing laboratory-based tests and therefore should not be generalized to highly trained athletes.
