Sentence examples for practice period from inspiring English sources

Defensive Line For those watching defensive prospects, the "Pit" is the highlight of each practice period.

Modulation, or change of key, was, like dissonance, increasingly explored during the common practice period.

After a practice period, subjects played the game 10 times individually, and then 30 times jointly in groups of five.

Such a scale lacks the distribution of whole and half steps that define the character of the major and minor scales of the common practice period.

Throughout the common practice period dissonances were continually added to the basic harmonic language, so that the range of harmony and use of dissonance in late 19th-century music had expanded considerably beyond that of the early 17th century.

A five-month practice period is to begin on July 1. (AP) CONNECTICUT WATERBURY: NO VERDICT IN SHOOTING TRIAL -- Jurors reached no verdict yesterday after four days of deliberations in the trial of a Bridgeport man accused of fatally shooting an 8-year-old boy and his mother.

Medical science course lectures should integrate more practical process-oriented learning and nursing science courses should integrate more theoretical knowledge applicable in the context of clinical practice periods.

Interest for and deep understanding of lecture content would be promoted were students to feel that the content is applicable (transfer of knowledge) and meaningful in the context of the programme's clinical practice periods (Marton and Booth [1997]).

However, the average is 7 to 8 clinical practice periods during undergraduate education.

Students and preceptors were interviewed twice, before and after the students' clinical practice periods.

Data were collected twice, before and after the clinical practice periods using the same questions.