Sentence examples for novice figures from inspiring English sources

In 1997 she won a silver medal in novice figures in Nashville; in 1999 she won bronze in the seniors figures in Salt Lake City.

ExP1 did not confirm this prediction, showing movement biases and movement initiation times that were very similar in direction and magnitude to that found for the novices (Figures 4 and 5).

Movements were initiated δvis after the experimentally recorded moment of initiation of the novices (Figure 5).

This includes establishing and staffing foundations, bringing in subject-area experts or even helping the novice philanthropist figure out what he or she actually wants to do.

But as it happens, any novice could figure out that the subrpime bonds were destined to fail.

With the enthusiasm of novices, they figured everything would be ready by the spring.

In the first version, painted in 1567-70 in Venice, El Greco is a struggling novice who musters his figures into a congealed, darkly mottled mass.

Figure  5 (novice) depicts higher variability and dispersion of the scatter.

Theories of workplace learning (Lave and Wenger 1991; Billett 2006a) emphasise the importance of access to senior figures for novices in the workplace.

When the stimuli were not chess specific in the Control task, the eye movements of experts and novices were similar (Figure 2A, left panel).

It was feasible to present even one of the game's greatest figures as a novice in specific respects.