Sentence examples for rapid skill from inspiring English sources

Initial attending-level programs provided evidence for the use of physician-performed focused ultrasonography, and participants demonstrated rapid skill acquisition and improved interpretation skills following these courses [8].

The real challenge behind rapid skill acquisition as Kaufman puts it, is to get past the initial challenge of "beginners mind," which is the frustration that occurs when learning something new doesn't come as naturally as hoped for.

Kaufman finds a shortcut to learning how to play the Ukulele by memorizing the three chords needed for the majority of songs, which happen to be C, F and G. Kaufman states upfront why he is interested in rapid skill learning: "I don't have very much time, but I'm willing to invest what I have as wisely as possible".

Our prediction is that trainees who receive effective training in all components of the proposed framework will achieve more rapid skill acquisition than those trained by traditional methods, even when evaluated using existing measures that focus on outcomes (such as the ASGE assessment tool).

In this study, a brief and rapid skills test anxiety scale was developed to measure nursing students' anxiety before their first skills assessment test, and the measurement results were assessed using factor analysis.

We replicated and extended previous rapid skills assessments (Lerman, Vorndran, Addison, & Kuhn, 2004) by evaluating the effects of reinforcement and prompting on the acquisition of auditory-visual conditional discriminations.

Similarly, Mikel Reparaz of GamesRadar listed Ibuki among the 12 characters he would like to see in Super Street Fighter IV, despite her being "one of the weaker characters" in Street Fighter III, citing her "enduring popularity", "rapid, skill-centric combos and high-flying special moves" and her costume "which leaves her hips conspicuously bare and devoid of any sign of underpants".

(UW) Leaders frequently argued that service in a hardship post should result in clear, guaranteed advantages, such as faster promotion than for those who stay in the teaching hospitals, since remote service typically results in a more rapid acquisition of skills and experience.

A third alternative that Gagnon said is particularly popular in Canada and the U.K. is short (i.e., 2 weeks) on-the-job training courses that allow for the rapid acquisition of new skills.

W.H.O. plans to adapt many of the rapid response skills it learned in controlling the SARS epidemic and in responding to health emergencies in Afghanistan, Iraq and Liberia, said Dr. Jong Wook Lee, the United Nations health agency's director general.

After a crammed couple of years – participating in Red Bull Music Academy 2011, showcasing her rapid DJ skills at Sonar 2012, and starting the Heka Trax label – the diminutive Slovenian producer has taken on another project: her club night Nightrave.