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Discover LudwigThe phrase "trained after" is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that it may have a specific meaning in a particular field or context, but in general, it would not be considered correct grammar. Instead, you could use "trained to follow" or "trained to imitate" to convey a similar meaning. Example: The dog was trained to follow commands after observing other well-behaved dogs in the obedience class.
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A similar architecture trained after the simulation of the electronics first trigger stage showed a further background rejection.
He trained after school with a local side, where his finishing caught the attention of Silvano Espindola, an Argentinian friend of his father.
Though there was no guarantee it would lead to a position in the aviation unit, he signed up for classes and trained after work.
From the age of four, Sergei trained after school until he dropped with exhaustion; there was no kicking a football about with friends or fun of any kind.
One of the studies reviewed in that report looked at cyclists when they trained after eating and when they trained while fasting.
He says that some of his fellow Fifth Generation filmmakers -- the 1982 graduates of the Beijing Film Academy, the first trained after the Cultural Revolution -- must now work in television, largely because they are unable to attract foreign investment.
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Horses typically return to training after three days' rest after a race.
Tonight, Greene dedicated his victory to his coach, John Smith, with whom he began training after the Atlanta Games.
The former European champion was barely able to train after the diagnosis in the build-up.
Just train after train moving people".
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