Sentence examples for sessions design from inspiring English sources
The method of design experiments that consist of two sessions (design session and explanation session) is proposed and the experiment is carried out.
The health professionals provided positive feedback on the content of the sessions, design of the materials and the delivery of the programme (Table 2; Additional file 3: Table S3).
Beginning early in the lessons, and recurring occasionally, are sessions designed to reinforce the classifiers.
Some were based on style of play, and short to-the-point training sessions designed to create the template for football that was both powerful and expressive.
Proceedings were also kept short to help the boys follow what was going on, with the day divided into sessions designed to mimic a primary school timetable.
Technically, the Senate was not in recess; Republican senators have been holding pro forma sessions designed to avoid giving the president the chance to recess-appoint anyone.
The letter calls for an end to the monitoring of students via sessions designed for pastoral care, and for UK, EU and non-EU students to be treated and valued equally.
Indeed, a player not always noted for an ideal lifestyle at Newcastle United has morphed into such a disciplined professional that he even submits to regular cryotherapy sessions designed to promote healing.
On any given day in adult social care there are around 60,000 open vacancies nationally, so employers appreciated the sessions designed to review their recruitment processes before meeting enthusiastic candidates.
Sessions designed to give newcomers an introduction to British Military Fitness a fun, exhilarating and highly effective way to get outside and get fit with a group of like-minded class mates.
The top management training sessions — designed specifically for so-called C-level jobs, such as chief executive and chief operating officer — are one area of executive education in which business schools would like to see greater enrollment from Japanese firms.
