Sentence examples for initial practice from inspiring English sources
"initial practice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe the first attempt or instance of performing an activity or using a skill. For example, "We had our initial practice for the upcoming game yesterday".
He had abandoned his initial practice of distributing his poems on broadsheets.
For Conlon, her increasing role on the court has made her initial practice sessions with the Huskies seem like the distant past.
The Business Secretary described his initial practice sessions as a "great experience" and also praised Miss Widdecombe's efforts to liven up viewers' Saturday evenings.
"It is only fitting that we go through New York to get to where we want to go," Mourning said today after Miami's initial practice at LaSalle High School.
The initial practice sessions at the Jacarepaguá Circuit gave an early indication of the efficient Williams machines, both Piquet and Mansell lapping at an average speed of 130mph, but Senna excelled the most during Saturday's qualification.
Participants were made aware during the initial practice that they would later be asked about the object's perceptual properties, as well as its meaning, and should thus pay attention to details including colour and shape.
The initial practices adopted at the start of the projects are the 12 from the first edition of the XP book; in addition, daily stand-up meetings and informative workspaces are also used.
The training intervention significantly improved the performance of initial resuscitation steps, with 66% initial practices being adequate in the intervention group compared with 27% in the control group.
If, as seems likely, there is little value of suction in these babies then a substantial clinical impact from our intervention, 66% of adequate appropriate practices in trained providers, might be a more reasonable interpretation than the modest impact suggested by only 25% of initial practices in trained providers being perfect.
Interference was not observed when the competing task was practiced 4 hours after initial motor practice suggesting that one possible mechanism in the observed interference effects may be disruption of consolidation.
3 hours and 40 minutes after initial FT practice Group 3 engaged in AT practice leading to significantly reduced tracking errors (t = 20.81, p<0.001).
