Sentence examples for specialist sessions from inspiring English sources

Specialist sessions teach skiers how to tackle moguls (mounds on the piste), while freestylers can attend weekly events in the Freestyle Park.

The specialist sessions were full of feel-good titles such as "The universal value of fundamental science", "Science across borders" and even "Gender mainstreaming in science and technology".

Last year, a film-making summit attracted more than 200 industry professionals, and there are specialist sessions for cavers, snowboarders and white-water enthusiasts, as well as a 10km trail run around the town.

It organises specialist sessions for the LGBT community and. in 2011, it won the coveted GlaxoSmithKline Small Charity of the Year award, beating 420 other charities to the top prize.

Though several of the grandees who spoke at the opening session emphasised the widespread impact that information technology was going to have in the next century, not one of the 25 specialist sessions that followed over the next two days was devoted to the matter.Biotechnology, a discipline that may have a profound effect in the not too distant future, fared only a little better.

Male principals spent on average 18% more time on general medical services (GMS) and 50% more time on non-GMS activities (such as teaching, specialist sessions, administration and research) than women (both p <0.01).

But then the Core Curriculum asked CTL for a specialist session, and I decided I should take the plunge since I'd be among a community of peers teaching exactly the same class.

After the session, which left me feeling mentally and physically rested, I interviewed two sound specialists – session leader Robert Lee and his mentor, Monte Hansen – about the history and practice of sound baths, along with how and why they can help you achieve a zenlike state.

Volunteers who want to pass on their yarn skills - such as knitting - can attend specialist training sessions in order to teach children and young people confidently.

"We have organised, but in the names of Tory peers, Lib Dem peers, crossbenchers and Labour peers, 11 specialist briefing sessions in the run up to this bill hitting the House of Lords.

"My role as one of the senior players is to have a leadership role in the squad," said the tight-head, who was retained with 10 of his colleagues for specialist training sessions within the national set-up.