Sentence examples for simulator learning from inspiring English sources
After learning how to fly small planes, each paid for time on a simulator learning the techniques of flying larger planes, specifically wide-bodied Boeing passenger jets.
From what Vettel has seen so far, he is certainly anticipating a challenge, adding: "I have been in the simulator learning the Austin track, how it flows and getting a general feel for it.
In our assays, memory performance is based on altered visual preference in walking flies, a task likely to be less demanding than the constant flight required for flight simulator learning.
Moreover, the simulator should enable us to answer the following questions: (1) Is the ability to keep haemoglobin within the target (primary end point) and haemoglobin stability (secondary end point) influenced by the erythropoietin half-life and administration interval and/or by the use of the simulator (learning effect)?
Simulator learning was focused on the acquisition of the main esophageal views used for hemodynamic evaluation at the bedside: the mid-esophagus long-axis view 0° 120°, the transgastric short-axis view 0° 110° and the upper-esophagus (great vessels) view 0° 90° (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
This necessarily introduced an 'operant' component to the training similar to that of the standard flight simulator learning; flies can avoid electric shock by staying away from the paired color.
In the Fantastic Flight hangar, we spent a good half hour trying to safely land in the airship simulator and learning about wings in a small wind tunnel.
To design and validate a simulator for learning and training in the capsulorhexis technique.
Similarly, content validity addresses the question of how useful is the ultrasound simulator in learning relevant skills such as measuring endometrial thickness and foetal biometry [13, 17, 18].
To assess the usefulness of haptic device, a simulator for learning and training to accomplish basic acts in implant surgery.
However, there is a move towards simulator training, ranging from low- to high-fidelity simulators, for learning practical clinical skills [ 2- 4].
