Sentence examples for preparatory tools from inspiring English sources

Canova regarded his paintings as important preparatory tools for his sculptures, and also as works of art in their own right.

"The World Junior is an amazing preparatory tool for players in terms of learning how to become better and how to play at big moments," McGuire said.

Last but not least, most students considered that the VL promoted learning and personal effort, being an excellent preparatory tool to real experiments.

Table 7 Regional choices regarding financing DA projects – own elaboration based on regional laws in force Regional support only to preparatory actions Negotiated planning tools Financial line of the regional budget Reserved share of regional RDP Friuli V.G.G.

To study how this can be done in practice, the commission proposes using a tool called Preparatory Action, essentially a pilot program funding collaborative defense research projects that paves the way for a fully-fledged military R&D component in future E.U. programs.

Updating the considerably simpler notion that action planning, particularly in the case of tool use, merely involves 'access' to ventral stream resources (Milner and Goodale, 1995; Valyear and Culham, 2010), these findings show that hand- and tool-related action plans can actually be decoded from preparatory signals in body- and tool-selective occipitotemporal cortex areas.

I ordered a hamburger the other day only to have it arrive on a cutting board, which is normally a tool used in the preparatory – not serving – phase of a culinary experience.

To aid these consultants in their daily work, different tools can be used in a preparatory phase to scan the modal shift potential of a region and identify the transport flows most suitable for modal shift.

Consistent with an effector-specific coding of hand- and tool-related movements we found that preparatory signals in SPOC and EBA differentiated upcoming movements of the hand only (i.e., hand-specific) whereas in SMG and pMTG they discriminated upcoming movements of the tool only (i.e., tool-specific).

Eighteen of these investigators viewed their work as preparatory to clinical studies proper – what we called "developing tools for clinical translation".

They were the single best tool I found for teaching that college preparatory unit.