Sentence examples for shaped by training from inspiring English sources

Last year an independent review of apprenticeships for the government by Doug Richards warned that too many training schemes had become government-led initiatives, shaped by training professionals rather than employers.

Their worlds have been shaped by training and deploying, grieving the loss of comrades and recuperating from injuries, learning new techniques for killing and for staying alive.

Our knowledge is shaped by experience, training and personal interest.

It's plausible that their expectations are shaped by their training and by their supervisors' and associates' theory driven behavior.

First, an optimal robot structure for apple picking task was found for a number of tree architectures (shaped by different training systems): Central Leader, Y-trellis and Tall Spindle.

And even the dogged idealists privately admit that traditional right-wing policies such as corporal punishment (teachers disapproved of its abolition in 1987) and academic selection (they resisted comprehensives in the 1960s and 1970s) would make their jobs easier.But teachers' politics are also shaped by those who train them and by the nature of the work.

Moreover, we show that binaural cue sensitivity can be shaped by experience, as training ferrets on a 1-kHz ILD task resulted in significant improvements in thresholds that were specific to the trained cue and frequency.

These were women whose bodies had been shaped by years of training, and who were far more physically active than most of their peers.

Because we use genomic variation data (shaped by demographic history) to train our classifier, it will be robust to nonequilibrium demographic events provided they typically have a similar effect on patterns of variation in constrained and unconstrained regions.

Akron's blueprint has been shaped by trips to study training sessions of top European teams like Barcelona, Real Madrid, Athletic Bilbao and Chelsea, and by statistical data suggesting that teams possessing more of the ball and taking more shots on goal are more likely to win.

Decision-making by health care workers may be shaped by economic, patient-related, training, professional and organizational factors as summarized in conceptual framework in Figure  1.