Sentence examples for generally trained from inspiring English sources

Economists aren't generally trained in psychology, and so want to divert the subject of discussion to things they understand well.

Their staffs were generally trained as cashiers and stock clerks; few could help customers find the right book.

Multiplayer perceptrons or feed-forward network however are generally trained to represent functions or m-o mappings.

The troops at Congressional, known to them as Area F, were generally trained in groups of about 200 men.

Researchers are generally trained to administer informed consent by studying approved guidelines, but still can fail to satisfactorily answer questions from potential participants.

They are generally trained to incorporate clinical information into their interpretation of other types of scans, said Dr. R. Dwaine Rieves, director of the drug agency's Division of Medical Imaging Products.

Mourinho generally trains his players in two separate formations.

During the off season we generally train in four day blocks - three long training days followed by an easy day on the fourth day.

The images he captures are made available to the holders of the originals; and he generally trains locals to do the photography.

"I'm generally training 20 to 30 hours a week, and work about the same amount of time, part time for a few different companies that allow me time off when I need it for training".

Companies don't generally train managers in the art of interviewing and they are thrown to the wind to fend for themselves.