Sentence examples for more realistic training from inspiring English sources

It was during the early 1960s, at the height of the cold war, that the US army, busily devising ever more realistic training scenarios, decided to create a fictitious nation to serve as an opponent during intelligence exercises.

Other research states, VR/AR tools such as 3D glasses and goggles enhance the learning experience by offering a more realistic training environment (Nickel et al. 2013).

The main innovation with respect to Septris, is that the proposed solution uses real patient's record data in order to allow more realistic training.

Policies like improved accountability procedures, better guides for when officers should use lethal force, and more realistic training are associated with fewer shootings; Detroit implemented some of those reforms in the last few years.

"The Humane Society of the United States welcomes the Coast Guard's decision to suspend live animal trauma training and urges the agency to permanently replace the use of live animals with human-based simulators, which provide more realistic training opportunities without harming animals," the group said.

In order to be able to move troops to the front in New Guinea more rapidly, to acclimatise them during the process, and to allow more realistic training of large formations in jungle and mountainous but malaria-free terrain, Blamey decided to establish a training and staging area on the Atherton Tableland in November 1942.

The system is based on a more realistic train model where energy calculations take into account dynamic losses in different components of the propulsion system, contrary to previous approaches.

"It's a more realistic, better training experience for the people we serve," he said.

Changing aspirations of medical students throughout their careers has been explored in other studies, in particular that students become more realistic about training times as they get older, and tend to prioritise their family over more altruistic motivations [ 21, 27].

Our pilots were simply far more skilled than the Chinese and Russians by virtue of better selection, more rigorous and realistic training using better tactics and better exploitation of the skills of experienced pilots, and far more flying hours (the much more reliable F-86 flew 40 hours per month to the MiG's 10 or 12 hours).

The Army's senior leadership must approve the plan for it to become a formal part of the service's training, and additional financing must be secured for the changes to become permanent, as more realistic live-fire training and longer field maneuvers are more expensive.