Sentence examples for naval student from inspiring English sources

The first Muslim Turkish soccer team was founded in 1901, by a naval student called Fuat Hüsnü Kayacan, who one day managed, allegedly by virtue of his excellent English skills, to acquire a used soccer ball.

Fred received an appointment as a naval Air Force "student pilot" in July 1941.

In "The Patriot," a novel published in 1960, he wrote about a naval aviation student's fears of failure — including fear of failing his father.

Mr. Harel was a bodyguard for Chaim Weizmann, Israel's first president, a top official in Israel's post-independence navy and then a naval architecture student in the United States.

This paper explores how a new ergonomics technology is perceived by naval architecture students using a mixed-methods framework.

3) In general, the third year naval nursing students had positive opinion towards the maritime medicine nursing practicum using research-based instruction by rating it in "good" level.

2. The average post-achievement score of the first year naval nursing students which was taken after conducting the research-based instruction was higher than the average pre-achievement score with statistical significance at.05. 3. The responses from the first year naval nursing students on conducting researches were rated high both on individual items and as a whole.

This study was a quasi-experiment with One Group Pretest-Posttest design in which there were 80 subjects who were the first year naval nursing students studying the subject of health system at the Royal Thai Navy College of Nursing.

This study was a quasi-experiment with One Group Pretest-Posttest design in which there were 61 subjects who were the third year naval nursing students attending the maritime medicine nursing practicum at the Royal Thai Navy College of Nursing.

1. Comparing to the norm (the norm was at 70% which was equivalent to the score of 56), the total average score of the first year naval nursing students in the subject of health system was in "good" level and higher after going through the research-based instruction.

A May 1944 newspaper article reported that the 19-year-old Elliott, who had been a "high school sensation last year," had won three major athletic letters in his first year as a Naval V-12 student at Purdue.