Sentence examples for spreading training from inspiring English sources

Spreading training sessions over time instead of training in just 1 session leads to an improvement of long-term retention for factual knowledge.

The notion here is that placing obstacles in front of learners, such as spreading training over multiple sessions (spaced training) rather than covering all of the to-be-learned material in a single session (massed training), creates challenges that implicitly provide feedback to learners that enables greater long-term gains in performance.

The spreading train of its cape is divided into sections that fan out like giant feathers.

The chair she sits in burns like a throne... and enfolds her like a floor-length spreading train.

Christopher Bailey's 2006 dress in lilac silk faille for Burberry, the exhibition's chief sponsor, grandiosely merges trench coat with queenly riding habit: its spreading train, lined in red, all but obscures the horse.

This has the advantage of spreading the training burden, making the most effective use to the training opportunities and increasing the efficiency and safety of the surgery.

Spreading the training burden, however, seems to be yielding dividends – even if it makes it harder to distinguish between the Godolphin adventure, with its elaborately political self-image, and the pragmatic operation of the other great powers on the Turf.

Most schools have intense training options that take place over several weeks, or you can spread the training out over a period of months.

Countries that protect free speech and the right own guns, allow for easy access to bomb-making materials, and reliable internet connections to spread propaganda, training ideas or plan terrorist plots make for ideal safe havens for terror training and planning.

While many courses are run as one or two-day seminars or workshops, Morrison et al. spread their training of only 13 hours over 6 months and substantially improved the score in an objective standardized teaching examination [ 3].

One that is not an operational model — that is to say it is not used to fight fires but to research fire spread and train firefighters — is called Fire Tech.