Sentence examples for incidentally trained from inspiring English sources

(Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel and the eponymous definer of Moore's law, was incidentally trained as a chemist). The role of chemistry can, for example, be seen in the advance of electronics based on two-dimensional materials and the layered two-dimensional materials known as van der Waals heterostructures.

Paul Moroney, on behalf of local clients, is said to have paid almost 1.5 million euros, or more than $2 million, for the recent Irish St. Leger winner Voleuse de Coeurs — incidentally, trained by Weld — and sent her to his brother Mike to train.

The Spanish-born Mr Andrés (who incidentally trained at El Bulli, the famous Catalan restaurant which will be closed in 2011 to allow its chef, Ferran Adrià, a 30-month globe-trotting sabbatical) is the man who has introduced both avant-garde and traditional Spanish cuisine to Americans.

Since we live in the center of town, and because we were bombarded with news stories about census workers going into remote mountain hamlets to locate far-flung inhabitants, we assumed that the census workers -- who, incidentally, trained down the block at the Guilford Public Library -- would call on us.

But he prefers his own riff, which not incidentally trains the eye not on him but on his crowds.

"It's an e-ticket for the best rides," said Wendy Stafford, the owner of a flight attendant training school in Orlando, Fla., where, incidentally, JetBlue trains its flight attendants.Ms.Ms

This was borne out by the fact that in these studies there was no relationship between developmental telomere attrition and measures of associative learning speed that were incidentally generated during training.

(Incidentally, the plan is to staff these routes with on-duty firefighters who are not trained for this type of security, and who will still be expected to answer fire calls while guarding the route).

(A film, incidentally, in which trains take part in a wedding).

On my immobile train, incidentally, I asked the guard about the wifi that was supposedly available.

The people who drive these various contraptions (a 19,000-ton coal train, incidentally, may be the largest moving object on dry land) love their work.