Sentence examples for train history from inspiring English sources
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"I've never seen one yet that could see down the side of a train". History does not record when the first caboose appeared on an American railroad.
In violinists, the reconstruction quality of grasping movements correlated negatively with the long-term training history of violin playing.
To evaluate variations in humeral torsion in elite male volleyball players and determine whether these changes are related to training history, retrospective injury history and volleyball performance.
Experiment 2 showed that the enhanced transfer effect, observed in Experiment 1, was independent of the training history of the target (B− or Y → B+/B−).
We examined the effect of training history on the load-power relationship in vertical jumping (VJ) by employing external loads ranging from −30% to +30% body weight (BW).
"Teachers are in a particularly challenging place," said Karen Murphy, international director for Facing History and Ourselves, an organization that trains history teachers.
O'Connor noted that "among the topics counsel should consider presenting are medical history, educational history, employment and training history, family and social history, prior adult and juvenile correctional experience, and religious and cultural influences".
Reconstruction quality of instrumental playing was superior in skilled musicians compared to musically untrained subjects, displayed taxonomic specificity for the trained movement repertoire, and correlated with the cumulated long-term training exposure, but not with the recent past training history.
See all your prior training history as well as courses that were already assigned to you, and register for both web-based and classroom trainings.
Agents quickly pieced together Mr. Hanjour's training history and ultimately detained a group of Middle Eastern men who had trained at another flight school in the Phoenix area where Mr. Hanjour had most recently signed up for simulator time.
