Classes consist of sparring and grappling drills called offensiva-defensiva, usually practiced in pairs.
41 In all studies, except for one in which subjects practiced in pairs, 42 the games were played on a one-to-one basis.
We stratified the practices in pairs and used a computer generated randomisation list to randomise them into either the intervention or control group.
The course was short, only including 6 hours of simulator training, but the trainees were practicing in pairs known to increase the learning process and the sessions were proctored by experienced invasive cardiologists providing proximate feedback ensuring appropriate catheter behavior.
A full set of equipment was provided for nurses to learn and practice on in pairs during the training sessions and to use for LiLAC Study assessments afterwards.
When Biles lands on each of her tumbling runs, she hits the ground with the force of two colliding football players, and she spends many nights after practice in a pair of pants that massage her legs with compressed air.
Varying a threshold θ for ê uv (t ), or in practice ranking pairs in decreasing order of ê uv (t ), the true positive count is TP = I{ê uv (t )>θ ∧ e uv (t )=1}, the false positive count is FP = I{ê uv (t )>θ ∧ e uv (t )=0}, the true negative count is TN = I{ê uv (t )≤θ ∧ e uv (t )=0}, and the false negative count is FN = I{ê uv (t )≤θ ∧ e uv (t )=1}.
Subsequently, the students practiced the skill in pairs, either on each other or using training materials (medical phantoms and low fidelity simulations e.g. intravenous practice arms).
This is a practice in which the pair approach each other, each wagging its head from side to side, and then rattle their beaks together.
Bulgarian sailors practiced in the pair of boats and technicians were sent to Kiel for training at the German submarine school there.
