Sentence examples for inefficient training from inspiring English sources
The popular workout method known as L.S.D. -- long, slow distance -- has led to inefficient training by Americans, Webb said.
This can reduce the trial-and-error process, increasing the time period available for an athlete to maximize their potential by minimizing ineffective and inefficient training methods.
The union's business manager, Brian D'Arcy, responded Tuesday in a letter to Fuentes, saying the organizations have helped address disparate and inefficient training and safety programs.
Last week D'Arcy sent a letter to Councilman Felipe Fuentes saying that the organizations have helped address disparate and inefficient training and safety programs at the DWP.
I love taking the train, and I actually particularly loving taking inefficient trains -- like Amtrak's Adirondack service, which trundles through the Hudson Valley at around 30 miles per hour.
We note from the simulation result that our scheme can essentially cluster the received USCS signals into the right groups in a totally blind fashion, without any assistance of energy-inefficient training patterns (e.g., pilot sequence).
Once a certain degree of standardization becomes available then no extra effort would be required for such an inefficient reiterative training process.
The robust LSSVM (R-LSSVM) partially overcomes the first drawback via its nonconvex truncated loss function, but it is unable to address the second drawback because its current algorithms produce dense solutions that are inefficient for training large-scale problems.
On a teacher retention panel, Rodriguez also said that insofar as making sure teachers are prepared when they walk in the door, it may be time to close some inefficient teacher training programs.
Then they dropped the inefficient power-trains and gave each machine its own electric motor.
A liberal arts education, originally meant to prepare people to use their free time wisely, has been repackaged as an expensive and inefficient job-training program.
