Sentence examples for of extensive training from inspiring English sources
There, women without benefit of extensive training could sell pies -- if they made a good pie -- as well as rougher-hewn needlepoint, dresses and quilts.
But her casual interest turned to scholarly pursuit when Ms. Kaplan, a retired school administrator, took a year of extensive training to qualify as a volunteer tour guide at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan.
Bringing these forces up to international standards, and to the point where they have earned the respect of the local population, has taken more than three years of extensive training by the United Nations and countries including Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Portugal.
The change in brain activation patterns observed was similar to the results of previous neuroimaging studies investigating training effects in arithmetic after a week of extensive training.
The effect of extensive training on the contribution of response outcome learning to instrumental performance in rats was re-examined in two experiments using a transfer test.
Preparations consist of extensive training and practices; ceremonial rituals and spiritual cleansing; gathering native plants and other traditional materials; creation of costumes and hula implements.
Assessment of the neonate calls for extensive training of the examiner(s) and a highly controlled environment.
About 400 programs receive state money, and most of them are small, rural outfits that are already stretched to provide counseling, to say nothing of paying for extensive training.
This stresses the need for extensive training of pathologists involved in the diagnosis of follicular tumours, and the importance of reference centers, but also points to the necessity for tools that can improve pathologist accuracy.
These modifications (of obtaining fewer threshold estimates, but of providing extensive training before testing) were first suggested by Aslin and Pisoni (1980) as ways to accommodate the special circumstances of working with children.
As part of his extensive training, Major Peake had to live for a week in an underground cave in Sardinia and spend 12 days performing complex "zero-gravity" tasks underwater off the coast of Florida.
