Sentence examples for subjective training from inspiring English sources
In addition to this, the above-mentioned techniques involve tedious and subjective training procedures that are applied to sample the distributions associated with all materials to be analyzed.
A novice physician typically performs needle interventions under the supervision of a senior physician; a slow and inherently subjective training process that lacks objective, quantitative assessment of the surgical skill and performance.
Current methodologies for data decorrelation such as principal component analysis (PCA), linear discriminant analysis (LDA), wavelet decomposition (WD), or band selection methods require complex and subjective training procedures and in addition the compressed spectral information is not directly related to the physical (spectral) characteristics associated with the analyzed materials.
These results clearly indicate the superiority of the proposed decorrelation scheme over classic algorithms based on LDA and PCA decomposition, and it is useful to note that the proposed scheme also circumvents the complications associated with the implementation of cumbersome and subjective training procedures.
Technical skills of residents have traditionally been evaluated using subjective In-Training Evaluation Reports (ITERs).
Furthermore, older athletes undergoing improper diet regimens show amplified subjective perception of training intensity, attributable to their feelings rather than training parameters per se [ 5].
The subject is effectively decentred, depersonalised and emptied of its ideological, subjective content, through training and socialisation, but also via automation and laboratory equipment.
(5) A subjective assessment of training.
Correspondingly, the respective subjective dataset for training and evaluating the planning model and the monitoring model should be built differently.
He then went on to describe subjective techniques for training 'the mind's eye' to work efficiently in the subjective world of the imagination.
Consequently, linking injury risk to an overall subjective rating during training or games, without matching the injury to the ground condition at the exact site of the injury, may be erroneous (Petrass and Twomey [2013]).
