Sentence examples for novel training from inspiring English sources

Bearing in mind that training quality should not be compromised, the athletes benefiting the most from this might be experienced athletes requiring a novel training stimulus, 46 whereas the benefit for highly-trained athletes with limited thermoregulatory requirement (eg, cycling in cold environments) might be more circumstantial.

The policy and a novel training program to introduce shamans to the principles of Western medicine are part of a national movement to consider patients' cultural beliefs and values when deciding their medical treatment.

Novel training algorithm for CNN architecture under transfer learning task.

A novel training platform offering high fidelity haptic interactions was specified, developed and evaluated.

A novel training algorithm under transfer learning is proposed without changing the architecture of CNN.

Numerous issues now face educators who must use these novel training methods.

The finalists for that prize were Denis Johnson for his short novel Train Dreams (2011), Karen Russell for her first novel, Swamplandia!

What seems merely descriptive in Denis Johnson's spare and straightforwardly narrated short novel Train Dreams becomes emotionally evocative, a beautifully made word engraving on the page.

Ellison recounts the completion and phenomenal reception of "Invisible Man," which was published in 1952; Murray describes the genesis of what would become his first novel, "Train Whistle Guitar," which would appear in 1974.

His ability to view matters from an outsider's perspective came out of the partition of the subcontinent in 1947: he belonged to a Sikh family, with roots in what became Pakistan, and the division into two countries led to his abandoning law and diplomacy for writing, as well as providing the subject-matter of his best-known novel, Train to Pakistan (1956).

Jem Belcher, one of several real bareknuckle fighters who featured in fictionalised form in the novel, trained Boy Jim at the hotel.