Sentence examples for sense training from inspiring English sources

Participants who qualify will then receive one-on-one number sense training three days a week after school for 4 weeks.

He worked as a policeman in Washington, D.C., to get to know the city; he was a sports editor; he had all kinds of jobs that were, in a sense, training him for this future.

In the first year, 2nd and 3rd grade participants will complete two neuropsychological assessments, (some will recieve a one-on-one number sense training program for 4 weeks), and two MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scans.

Furthermore, the critique of reason is not a method, but is achieved by "culture" in the Nietzschean sense: training, discipline, inventiveness, and a certain cruelty (see Nietzsche 1887).

It was, in a sense, training for writing The Last Justice, and steered me to an incredible literary agent, Lisa Erbach Vance.

This allows them to leverage their differences and, in a sense, train their minds to avoid holding stereotypical views in the future.

Immune system blood cells are removed from a patient and incubated by Dendreon with a genetically engineered protein that, in a sense, trains the immune cells to recognize and attack prostate tumors.

"So keep it moving!" While it's often fun and motivating to sync up your workout schedules, it may not always make sense training-wise, especially if you're following a strict training regimen for an upcoming event or recovering from an injury.

Through these and similar public education campaigns the general public was, in a sense, trained to perceive all wildfire as a threat to civilized society and natural resources.

They range from common-sense training for employees to sterilizing mail with the same kind of devices hospitals and manufacturers use to disinfect bandages, rubber tubing and the food eaten by astronauts.

Students and faculty — from forestry and history, to public health and archeology — utilize the YCEO for remote sensing training and research.