Sentence examples for practice events from inspiring English sources

The students' competence and decision-making skills are enhanced when they are able to reflect on critical incidents or everyday practice events.

Trials and practice events leading up to the big race will take place in late August and early October of 2012.

In practice, events are observed at discrete times, t (1)≤t (2)≤…≤t (n) and the cumulative incidence can be estimated using the Breslow estimator (Breslow 1972): widehat{CIF}(t)=1-expleft{ -sum_{sle t} Delta hat{A}(s) right}, (3).

But he admitted that there was more to his absence in the traditional Wimbledon practice events this year than just following a past pattern.

Possibly the lack of statistically significant increased activation post-learning is a consequence of not having engaged the system with a sufficiently demanding motor-learning component of the task as well as having only 12 practice events between sessions for each gesture.

Varying levels of hand washing promotion within the intervention schools may have influenced the proportion of proper hand washing practice events observed among pupils.

Gina Miles, a member of the United States team, said she had been delighted that torrents of cooling rain fell during a practice event here last summer.

Josh Blackman, 5, standing bug-eyed on Friday as the lugers, bigger boys with iron abdominals, whizzed past him in a practice event, succinctly summed up the appeal of the lugers: "They turn and they wreck".

While the Confederations Cup is very much regarded as a practice event for the following year's World Cup, Spain's Cesc Fabregas has been quick to stress the importance of the tournament to the players.

Kentucky was one of the schools that held their public practice event a week early in part because they could lure more recruiting prospects during a week when most other programs were not hosting similar events.

Kumaritashvili was the first Olympic athlete to die at the Winter Olympics in training since 1992 and the first luger to die in a practice event at the Winter Olympics since Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski of Great Britain was killed at the luge track used for the 1964 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck.