"The point of training," César Luis Menotti said, "is to increase the speed at which one can be precise".
She told Linda Trujillo, a health educator who was taking her history, that she was at the point of training herself to summon soothing images before falling asleep.
The point of training is to develop special operators' skills to an exceptional level, cross-train operators in several skills as a means of self-reliance and team building, and also continuously scrutinize candidates for their suitability.
And what is the point of training up skilled labour in the UK for a company, if they can set up a company in Malaysia and import the goods for cheaper?
"I said, 'What's the point of training for the Ironman when you have cancer?' " But since she said she was not "feeling bad," Smyers went to Hawaii to compete, finishing second in 9 hours 20 minutes 40 seconds.
Although cats can be taught tricks such as "sit" and "stay" (Ellis taught one cat to roll over when she pointed her finger and said: "Bang"), the main point of training, as set out in the book, is to enhance the animal's wellbeing.
But here in the jail, the jobs are more scarce; what's the point of training someone who could get called back to court and disappear?
So on balance, while your college years may not be the best four years of your life, you can definitely make them profitable if you make a point of training yourself to be excited by the learning.
At each time point of training (i.e., the y-axis), we randomly permuted the category labels used to train the classifiers 1000 times.
On average, 56 type I and 60 type II muscle fibres were counted per muscle biopsy and time point of training.
